Never Say Moo to a Bull

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by David Henry Wilson


  Books in the Jeremy James series

  Elephants Don’t Sit on Cars

  Never Say Moo to a Bull

  First published 1979 as Getting Rich with Jeremy James by Chatto & Windus Ltd

  Published 1990 by Pan Books Ltd

  This edition published 2017 by Macmillan Children’s Books

  This electronic edition published 2017 by Macmillan Children’s Books

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  ISBN 978-1-5098-1879-2

  Text copyright © David Henry Wilson 1979, 1996

  Illustrations copyright © Axel Scheffler 1996

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