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    Pick Up Your Own Mandarin
    Pick Up Your Own Mandarin
    Pick Up Your Own Mandarin
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    Pick Up Your Own Mandarin

    By Connie Han

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    Winter is the best season for mandarin in Sydney. It is amazing to see over 2000 mandarin trees full of fruits. Kids love it. It is one of the best family day out. This book is one of the "Australia is my home" series which lead you to know more about Australia, a beautiful country we are living in. I try to use simple words to make the book easier for kids to read by themselves.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherConnie Han
    Release dateJul 6, 2015
    ISBN9781311237781
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