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Mr Baboomski and the Wonder Goat
- Narrated by: Richard Atlee
- Length: 2 hrs and 34 mins
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Mr Baboomski and the Wonder Goat
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Publisher's Summary
Tom's fed up when his dad moves them to Trefuggle Bay. But then he meets two unusual new friends. In an old caravan at the end of a cliff live two legends of the Escorvian circus: the amazing Berto Baboomski and his performing goat, Zoltan.
Berto may be a crazy-looking nutcake with a bonkers moustache, but he's full of circus wisdom, which he passes on to Tom. Soon Tom's newfound circus skills are tested as he, Berto and Zoltan put on a show-stopping performance to save the town from some truly fishy goings-on.
©2016 Richard Joyce (P)2016 Oakhill Publishing
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