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About Time: A tetralogy for 10-15 year olds
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Four varied, interesting and educational stories for children to young adults.
A comic meeting with ancient scientists.
A meeting with the Maoris who sold Wellington Harbour to the Pakehas.
A tale of tiime travel to the land of Jesus.
And a young person's meeting with a horrible monster who may be something else.
A comic meeting with ancient scientists.
A meeting with the Maoris who sold Wellington Harbour to the Pakehas.
A tale of tiime travel to the land of Jesus.
And a young person's meeting with a horrible monster who may be something else.
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