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Rodney Loses It!

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Rodney Loses It!

By Michael Gerard Bauer About · Illustrated by Chrissie Krebs

Rodney was a rabbit who loved nothing more than drawing. He never found it tiresome, tedious or boring. But then one day, disaster struck, the one thing Rodney feared, while working at his drawing desk his pen just… DISAPPEARED! A truly hysterical search for a missing pen, by award-winning author Michael Gerard Bauer.

CategoriesHumour
AuthorMichael Gerard Bauer About
IllustratorChrissie Krebs
Type Of BookAustralian Picture Book
FormatPaperback
ISBN9781742996233
Published15/10/2018
Price Per CopyRRP $16.99
1–9 copies$15.29
10–19 copies$14.44
20+ copies$13.59
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Total (inc GST)$15.29

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Michael Gerard Bauer

Michael Gerard Bauer was born in Brisbane. After surviving school, he attended the University of Queensland where he enjoyed the social life while making brief and half hearted appearances in a variety of courses. These included Commercial / Law and Social Work where he quickly discovered he was neither lawyer nor social worker material. Finally, like everyone else who didn’t have a clue what they were, he enrolled in Arts.

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