Butterscotch and Marmalade s Wild Adventure

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Butterscotch and Marmalade s Wild Adventure

Author	: Lesley Ireland
File Size	: 44,9 Mb
Publisher	: AuthorHouse
Language	: English
Release Date	: 15 August 2013
ISBN	: 9781481776080
Pages	: 61 pages

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Butterscotch and Marmalade s Wild Adventure by Lesley Ireland Book PDF Summary

Butterscotch and Marmalade are two little girls like any other; they love mouse eyes for breakfast, frogs, and sending plagues of hairnets to attack unsuspecting peasants. Oh, and they live with a witch on the edge of a magical forest called Piddly Woods. Follow the girls as they embark on their first adventure into a world of magic, singing fig rolls and short-sighted fairies to find the very last dragon alive before Prince Malcolm makes sandwiches out of it. Absolutely fascinating, who knew you could play tennis with cheese.The Daily Herring After reading this, I had wind.The Confused Lamppost Sensational, I would visit Poop any time . . . oh, isnt this a travel book?The Clarified Butter

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