The Terrible Suitcase (2012)

by Emma Allen

Other authors: Freya Blackwood (Illustrator)

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"It's the first day of school and all the children have a special backpack, except one - she has a terrible suitcase. A story of how imagination can make magic out of anything." -- Back cover.

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"It's the first day of school and all the children have a special backpack, except one - she has a terrible suitcase. A story of how imagination can make magic out of anything." -- Back cover

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