Gargantis by Thomas Taylor

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Gavin Reads It AllNov 2022

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This one and Gargantis by Thomas Taylor. These were two of my most anticipated 2020 middle grade books. And the fact that they came on the last day of work before lockdown was just incredible to me because I read them straight away. Loved them both.

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