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Bored with life in Penelope's bedroom, Tommy Teddy decides to go on a flying adventure. He soon discovers that was not a wise decision...
This is a timeless classic children's story in the same genre as Winnie the Pooh but with a distinctive Kiwi flavour. It emphasizes the importance of accepting and loving oneself.
The illustrations are by Jess Twohill.
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