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Napoleon's Toyshop

Book Description
A novelty book in which the reader follows a cat and two mice through the different rooms of a toyshop. On the way, there are tabs to pull, flaps to lift and wheels to spin, and at the end of the cat-and-mouse hunt the book can be unfolded into a 3-dimensional toyshop or re-folded into a book.
Book Information
PublisherOrion (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd )
BindingHardcover
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages16
ISBN-100575050381
ISBN-13978-0575050389
Publication Date09/26/1991
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About Roger Nannini (Author) : Roger Nannini is a published author. Published credits of Roger Nannini include The Incredible Cloud Machine and Napoleon's Toyshop.
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