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Tom Gates Is Absolutely Fantastic At Some Things by Liz Pichon · Booklabria

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Tom Gates Is Absolutely Fantastic At Some Things

Child and youth fictionWork

Tom Gates Is Absolutely Fantastic At Some Things

Name: Tom Gates Is Absolutely Fantastic At Some Things
Author: Liz Pichon

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First published: 1999
Language: English
Editions: 2

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Tom Gates is really looking forward to his school activity trip. He makes a new art, banana doodles. He also wants to find out where his sister, Delia, works and if he is really getting new neighbours.

Subjects: Child and youth fiction
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