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PUBLISHER: Walker
ISBN: 9780744560244
PAGES: 73p.
PUBLICATION DATE:
March 8, 1998
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Fiona Says
At home, Fiona is a real chatterbox, but outside the house she says nothing at all – it’s as if she’s lost her tongue! These two stories tell of how Fiona makes a friend and finds her tongue, and of one very strange day when everything – her cat and dog, her satchel, the postbox – talks to her!
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