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Man on the MoonSimon Bartram
Man on the Moon
by Simon Bartram
Bob commutes to the moon each day to sweep it and greet the tourists. He is quite certain aliens do not exist, and the reader can see them behind him.
A story about a grown-up hero and magical creatures, funny and wry in tone. We would put it with children of 4–7, and at a reading age of about 6 for reading alone.
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