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Une drôle de ministre Book by Dominique Demers (Farsi)

Writer: Dominique Demers  |  Series: Mademoiselle C
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Realistic Fiction Chapter Books
Origin
Canada
Writer
Dominique Demers
Series
Mademoiselle C
Weight
200 g (7.05 oz)
Delivery date
Aug 27 — Sep 3
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Une drôle de ministre Book by Dominique Demers (Farsi)

Description

In Une drôle de ministre (Book 4 of the Mademoiselle C series) by Dominique Demers, a hilarious mix-up occurs at the train station when Miss Charlotte accidentally swaps her bag with that of the Prime Minister. Determined to set things right, she follows the Prime Minister’s trail with the help of his son. Along the way, Miss Charlotte discovers just how dull and tedious the principles of children’s education can be. Using her usual creativity, humor, and curiosity, she turns this ordinary day into an extraordinary adventure, teaching valuable lessons and bringing laughter and joy wherever she goes.

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Persian Title

کتاب ماجرای خانم شارلوت وزیر آن چنانی اثر دومینیک دمرس / ماجرای خانم شارلوت 4

Page Count

72

Genre & Theme

A humorous and adventurous tale that will captivate young readers.

ISBN

9786004133036

Target Audience / Age Group

Best for children who enjoy imaginative stories and playful characters.

Additional information

Weight 200.000 g
Product Type

Realistic Fiction Chapter Books

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Language

Persian

Origin

Canada

Genre

Adventure, Family, Humor

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Series

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