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Clayton1612

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Hi there, 

I’m from the PTA of Paxton primary school and I’m trying to re stock our school’s library on a budget. 
 

I was wondering if anyone has any of the following books to sell or donate; 
 

Zoe’s rescue zoo 

Football school 

Diary of a wimpy kid 

Dork diaries 

Lottie brooks

 

And graphic novels:

Babysitter’s club

Babysitter’s little sister 

Amulet 

Dog man 

Cat kid 

Witch’s of Brooklyn 

 

Also -

Previous years of annuals like Guinness book of records, Ripley’s Believe it or Not

Non fiction books about animals

 

Thank you!

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