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PUBLISHER: Catnip
ISBN: 9781846470653
PAGES: 79 p.
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Wag And The King
Wag’s master is an apprentice minstrel. That’s a nice job to have so long as you can sing in tune, and be nice about people. Unfortunately, this boy finds not telling the truth really hard, and it ends up getting him, his boss, and even Wag in trouble!
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Mason Cross
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