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Kimsi

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Both books are in very good condition and exciting.

Sharks and other Sea Momsters by Robert Sabuda & Matthew Reinhart.  RRP £18.99

The Time Traveller's Journal by Prospero Hermes.  RRP £14.99. 

Both are hardbacks. 

Price: £12 for both. 

Comes from a smoke free home. 

I am based in Crystal Palace, but always happy to drop off.

Regards

Kimsi

 

 

 

 

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