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MATER'S AMAZIN' ADVENTURES (DISNEY/PIXAR CARS)
{FULL-COLOR ACTIVITY BOOK WITH STICKERS}
FRANK BERRIOS / RANDOM HOUSE DISNEY (Illustrator)

RANDOM HOUSE DISNEY (JAN 2012)
PAPERBACK, 32 pages, 272 x 201 mm., ages 3-7
Prod. # 9780736428729 (American edition)
Category: Children's fiction

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Everyone's favorite tow truck, Mater, shares his tall tales about being a rock star, a daredevil, and more in this full-color activity book. Boys ages 3-7 will enjoy the mazes, puzzles and games inspired by the Disney/Pixar "Cars Toon" animated shorts!

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