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by - written on 08/11/06 (Very useful, 171 readings)
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I love children’s books and am fortunate in the fact that I work in a library and spend some of my work time in the Children’s Department. I am also good friends with one of the Children’s Librarians and we look out for interesting books to show one another. A while ago she was sorting through one of the new book boxes and came across a book she said she just HAD to show me. A short while and a few giggles later and I was really pleased to have been introduced to The Diary of a Wombat. Diary of a Wombat is written by Jackie French; the Australian born author of books such as the evocative Hitler’s Daughter. She has worked with the illustrator of Wombat ... Read the complete review
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