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    Dorling Kindersley
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    Product ID: 61097397
    Category: Books
    Description: This fantastic shaped board book featuring 3-D revolving wheels is guaranteed to appeal to little tots with an enthusiasm for transport and moving objects. Big Dump Truck shows you how the trucks are filled up, how they empty their loads and what they are used to carry.
    ISBN: 9781405300858
    Price: £5.99

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