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Cosmic crash!

by L.A. Courtenay (2013)

About this book

Alert! Alert! When the penguins splash-land on a watery planet, they find themselves in the tentacles of a monstrous sea creature. Can they escape with their ship in one piece or are they well and truly sunk?

Setting / LocationDeep Space
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreCosmic crash! Lead Character

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