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Curly and the Fent
North Sydney
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Random House Australia
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2008
Z1511503
2008
single work
children's fiction
children's
fantasy
'Curly gets in trouble enough already, but when the monster in the cupboard turns out to be a mischievous little creature called a Fent, Curly is about to find out where the trouble really starts! Adults can't see the Fent, so when the Fent tickles Curly in the car until he shrieks, and farts in the classroom, and eats Curly's dad's new invention, there's no one to blame but Curly. So unfair! But there's worse to come. Curly lives next door to the school bully - and Billy can see the Fent too. Billy wants the Fent for himself. Can Curly save the Fent from Billy and get him home to his family?' (Publisher's blurb)
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Curly Saves Grandma's House
North Sydney
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Random House Australia
,
2009
Z1566001
2009
single work
children's fiction
children's
'Curly and his naughty friend the Fent are visiting Grandma Rose by the ocean. They soon discover that My Smythe will do anything to get Grandma's house - even it it means tearing up Grandma Rose's garden, having secret meetings with the mayor and sending a shark after Curly and Pook.
'That's not all. It turns out that Fents have bigger, meaner cousins...the Grents.
'Can Curly avoid the Grent and produce the evidence that will save Grandma's house?' (Publication summary)
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