How the Lion Lost His Lunch
A huge lion came strolling up to the car and looked through the window straight into Jeremy James's eyes. "If I opened the window now," said Jeremy James, "I could actually touch him.! "If you opened the window now," said Daddy, "he could actually touch you." A hungry lion is not the only unusual inhabitant of Warkin-on-Sea. Jeremy James also encounters a non-go, non-stop donkey, a lady who hates children, a totty-botty man, and mokeys who eat cars.
English edition · First published 1996 by Pan Macmillan · ISBN 9780330290517
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3 editions
English
- How the Lion Lost His Lunch · Pan Macmillan · 1998 · ISBN 9780330290517 This page
- How the Lion Lost His Lunch · Galaxy · 1997 · ISBN 9780745169736
- How the Lion Lost His Lunch · Macmillan's Children Books · 1996 · ISBN 9780330345729
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