A Yeti in Town – Brown Richard, Macmillan English Explorers (Explorers 3).

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1. Aimed at children aged 8–9.Dad’s box.
2. Yetl arrives.
3. Yeti‘s filst night.
4. Sightseeing in London.
5. Yeti at the airport.
6. Will Yeti go home?
7. Trapped in the zoo.
8. Everything changes.
9. Two more yetis.
10. Goodbye, Yeti.

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