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Traveling Shoes (Shoes #11) by Noel Streatfeild · Booklabria

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Traveling Shoes (Shoes #11)

Family lifeFamily

Traveling Shoes (Shoes #11)

Name: Traveling Shoes (Shoes #11)
Author: Noel Streatfeild

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ShoesBook 11 of 7

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Book 11, Traveling Shoes (Shoes #11), this book

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First published: 1962
Language: English
Editions: 3
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Tired of being world citizens, traveling with their brother on his tours as a violin prodigy, the Forum children (Myra, Sebastian, Wolfgang and Ethel) plot to find a home of their own and discover careers of their own in films and ballet.

Subjects: Family life
Family
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