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The queen's nose
Harmony Parker thought animals much nicer than people, and saw everyone she knew as some non-human species. Her father, for example, was most definitely a bald-headed Sea Lion, her mother a tubby, fussy Pouter Pigeon, and her tiresome older sister a Siamese cat. But Harmony's parents would not allow her to have real pets of any kind -- not even a harmless gerbil. Then Uncle Ginger arrived from India and gave Harmony a very special present ...
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- "Harmony Parker thought animals much nicer than people, and saw everyone she knew as some non-human species. Her father, for example, was most definitely a bald-headed Sea Lion, her mother a tubby, fussy Pouter Pigeon, and her tiresome older sister a Siamese cat. But Harmony's parents would not allow her to have real pets of any kind -- not even a harmless gerbil. Then Uncle Ginger arrived from India and gave Harmony a very special present ..."@en
- "Harmony Parker thought animals much nicer than people and saw everyone she knew as some non-human species. But Harmony's parents would not allow her to have real pets of any kind. The Uncle Ginger arrived and gave Harmony a very special present ..."@en
- "Ten-year-old Harmony, who loves animals but isn't allowed to keep a pet, is given a magic coin with seven wishes."
- "Harmony Parker thought animals much nicer than people, and saw everyone she knew as some non-human species. But her parents would not allow her to have real pets of any kind - not even a gerbil. Then Uncle Ginger arrived from India with a very special present for Harmony."@en
- "Harmony Parker thought animals much nicer than people, and saw everyone she knew as some non-human species. But her parents would not allow her to have real pets of any kind - not even a gerbil. Then Uncle Ginger arrived from India with a very special present for Harmony."
- "Harmony Parker thought animals much nicer than people, and saw everyone she knew as some non-human species. Her father, for example, was most definitely a bald-headed Sea Lion, her mother a tubby, fussy Pouter Pigeon, and her tiresome older sister a Siamese cat. But Harmony's parents would not allow her to have real pets of any kind, not even a harmless gerbil. Then Uncle Ginger arrived from India and gave Harmony a very special present. Harmony's uncle sends her on a treasure trail, which ends in finding a 50p piece. But the coin is a magic one, and when you rub the Queen's nose, your wishes will come true."
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