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The Tiger Who Lost His Stripes

  • Imprint: Andersen

  • Published: 06/06/2013

  • ISBN: 9781849396318

  • Length: 32  Pages

  • Dimensions: 271mm x 4mm x 230mm

  • Weight: 190g

  • RRP: £6.99

The Tiger Who Lost His Stripes

General MacTiger is the most magnificent animal in the jungle, until the python steals his stripes. And so he must use all his guile and ingenuity to play the jungle animals off against each other to regain them.

  • Imprint: Andersen

  • Published: 06/06/2013

  • ISBN: 9781849396318

  • Length: 32  Pages

  • Dimensions: 271mm x 4mm x 230mm

  • Weight: 190g

  • RRP: £6.99

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