Adam Raccoon and the Flying Machine (Keane,…

Adam Raccoon and the Flying Machine (edition 1997)

Series: Adam Raccoon

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Adam Raccoon and the Flying Machine (Keane, Glen, Parables for Kids.) by Glen Keane

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When he tries to build an airplane without reading the instructions, Adam Raccoon soon learns that "doing what feels right" is not always the correct way to proceed.

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