Diary of a Wimpy Kid # 1
Jeff Kinney
4.5/5
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Informations
Genre
Juvenile fiction
Published01 avril 2007
Recommendations10
Genres
Juvenile fiction
About the author
Jeff Kinney
Auteur
Juvenile fiction
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