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Harry Hobnail and the Pungapeople
- A Barry Crump Classic
- Narrated by: Martin Crump
- Length: 5 mins
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Harry Hobnail and the Pungapeople
Narrated by:
Martin Crump
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Publisher's Summary
The popular Pungapeople from Mrs. Windyflax and the Pungapeople, and The Pungapeople of Ninety Mile Beach return to delight young listeners with their mischievous ways.
When Harry Hobnail goes tramping in the mountains, a group of cheeky kids start to pester him and spoil his fun. But when Harry tries to sort these birds out once and for all, he realizes that they are not the only mischief-makers on the mountain. The Pungapeople are most annoyed that someone would dare to make themselves at home on their land, without even asking permission. They have mysterious and effective ways of dealing with this intruder.
©2020 Barry Crump (P)2021 Tall Trees Trust
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