The Fearless Little Farm Boy
It's a sunny Easter Sunday and the farmer's family are having breakfast, when suddenly their bull breaks loose. Can anyone get him back under control? This picture book from 1991 has also been published under the titles "The Day Adam Got Mad" and "Goran's Great Escape".Translator: Polly Lawson
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