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What's French for help, George?

by Helen McCann (1993)

About this book

With the reluctant help of his friends, thirteen-year-old, trouble-prone George manages to win a free ticket for the school trip to France, where his well-meaning ideas cause the usual commotion.

Setting / LocationFrance
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreWhat's French for help, George? Lead Character

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