Hector Hog has an adventure on a broomstick
From Little Terry Tiddlemouse And His Countryside Friends
By Joan Porter; Illustrated by Jessica Excell
Published by Ailsapress
Little Terry Tiddlemouse and His Countryside Friends by Joan Porter is out now (PB, £6.99) published by Ailsapress.
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