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King Coo

Adam Stower

King Coo

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5 out 5

12 reviews

A funny adventure perfect for 8-12 year olds, with brilliant black and white illustrations throughout. If Peter Pan had been a girl... with a beard... then he'd have probably been called King Coo.

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Even though I've read it before, I still enjoyed it.

Don Mars Pudding-Basin 08.11.2023

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I really enjoyed this book. My favourite character was King Coo and was very surprised when it turned out King was actually a girl. I would definitely recommend this book.

Countess Flossy Manatee 23.08.2022

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It is fiction and I enjoyed the book.

Count Trigger Frozen-Peas 18.07.2022

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King Coo is really a girl! And her beard isn't a real beard! I think it might be her hair, or wombat hair

Baroness Daisy Bojangles 26.01.2021

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A very funny book, I especially liked the Wombatifier!

Mademoiselle Lacey Anteater 20.01.2021

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I liked it because you don’t know what is going to happen next - there were lots of surprises. I though King Coo was a boy but she was a girl.

Empress Orchid Vampire 04.07.2020

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This book was amazing I loved it ! the characters were funny and entertaining my favourite person was King Coo

Viscountess Honeycomb Washington 29.06.2020

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It was full of adventures sometimes surprising and fun.

Fairy Iguana Glitterball 14.06.2020

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I recommend s book to children.

Don Octopus Racoon 10.08.2019

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Anonymous 25.07.2019

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one of the best books i ever read

Anonymous 18.09.2017

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It was a very adventurous story and it made me laugh outloud.

Anonymous 02.09.2017

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