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Uncle Fred: An Omnibus

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Pig snatching and the eminent destruction of Blandings Castle makes for a rollicking story with Uncle Fred, at his shining best in the springtime, right at the center of it.

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Contains "Uncle Fred in the Springtime", "Uncle Dynamite" and "Cocktail Time".

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 768 pages

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