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    Mooge: The Prehistoric Genius
    Mooge: The Prehistoric Genius
    Mooge: The Prehistoric Genius
    Ebook110 pages26 minutes

    Mooge: The Prehistoric Genius

    By Nate Wrey and Helen Cochrane

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    Next time you cycle home for your tea, think how different it would be in a world before wheels, tools, metal, clothes, buildings, plates, cooked food, or pets.

    Welcome to the prehistoric world of Mooge!

    A very, very long time ago, when mammoths roamed through lots of snow, life was hard for us humans. Well, it would

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWaterman Books
    Release dateMay 20, 2022
    ISBN9781916370555
    Mooge: The Prehistoric Genius
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    Nate Wrey

    Nate Wrey is old and hairy like Uncle Pel but not as smelly. Unlike Mooge, he paid attention at school and learned to read and write. Mooge: The Prehistoric Genius is his first children's book. He learned all about history at school and university.When he was young, Nate liked books by Roald Dahl, which are fun and exciting, with great characters who get in and out of trouble, teaching valuable lessons as a result. He also enjoyed reading cartoons such as Asterix the Gaul, starting his interest in history. Nate has a day job as a Civil Servant, working for the government, but has also written a novel for adults (as Nathaniel M Wrey) called Liberty Bound, which won a Readers' Favorite International Book Award in 2021. He lives in Kent with ceramic ducks on his walls.

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