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Hundred and One Dalmatians

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4 out of 5
Based on 28,962 Ratings and 628 Reviews

Book Description
A 1987 Radio 4 dramatization of Dodie Smith's story about the disappearance of 15 Dalmatian puppies. Having deduced that the culprit is the unspeakably wicked Cruella de Vil, their parents, Pongo and Missis, set out with dogs across the land on a bleak winter's journey into great dangers.
Book Information
PublisherBBC Audio - Children's
BindingMisc. Supplies (3 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages2
ISBN-100563389737
ISBN-13978-0563389736
Publication Date06/05/2000
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About Dodie Smith (Author) : Dodie Smith is a published author and an editor of children's books and young adult books. Some of the published credits of Dodie Smith include I Capture the Castle, One Hundred and One Dalmations, Hu... more
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About Martin Booth (Author) : Martin Booth is a published author of children's books and young adult books. Some of the published credits of Martin Booth include Soul Stealer: The Alchemist's Son Part II (The Alchemist's Son), Doc... more
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About Brenda Blethyn (Performer) : Brenda Blethyn is a published narrator of children's books. Some of the published credits of Brenda Blethyn include I Don't Want To! (Storytapes), Kitty Stories, Crummy Mummy and Me (Cover to Cover).
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About Dorothy Tutin (Performer) : Dorothy Tutin is credited in . A published credit of Dorothy Tutin is Hundred and One Dalmatians (BBC Radio Collection).
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About Joan Sims (Performer) : Joan Sims is credited in . A published credit of Joan Sims is Hundred and One Dalmatians (BBC Radio Collection).
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About Margaret Courtenay (Performer) : Margaret Courtenay is credited in . A published credit of Margaret Courtenay is Hundred and One Dalmatians (BBC Radio Collection).
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About Nicky Henson (Performer) : Nicky Henson is credited in . A published credit of Nicky Henson is Hundred and One Dalmatians (BBC Radio Collection).
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About Patricia Hodge (Performer) : Patricia Hodge is a published narrator. Published credits of Patricia Hodge include The Hours and The King Stag & the Prisoner in the Oak (Mists of Avalon).
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About Sheila Steafel (Performer) : Sheila Steafel is credited in . A published credit of Sheila Steafel is Blitz: The Poppy Chronicles IV (Poppy Chronicles).
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About Simon Williams (Performer) : Simon Williams is a published author. Published credits of Simon Williams include The Rise and Fall of Hitler's Germany (History in Depth S.).
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