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The Big Book of Boochandis

Pavithra Sankaran

  • 15 pages
  • 1.3 MB
  • PDF

Boochandis are little monsters that are everywhere: some have claws, some glow in the night and some have eaten too many sweets. A silly rhyming picture book that turns monsters into fun.

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