It’s Sunday Ginger Meggs by James Kemsley australian authors creased or show signs of

creased or show signs of small tears and wear (see photographs)

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It’s Sunday Ginger Meggs by James Kemsley australian authors creased or show signs ofIts Sunday Ginger Meggs by James Kemsley Angus & Robertson, 1988, ISBN 0207158045, black and white illustrations, paperback Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, no inscriptions (see photographs) Hi there, its me, Ginger Meggs, back again with more adventures with my best mates, Bennie and Chubb. This time were trying to capture that giant yabby at Sattlers Creek, Old Poolabooka himself.