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Chargement... Solomon Snow and the Stolen Jewelpar Kaye Umansky
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While trying to rescue Prudence's father from prison, Solomon, Prudence, the Infant Prodigy, and Mr. Skippy the rabbit find themselves caught up in the mad plans of the villainous Dr. Calimari to steal a fabulous and cursed ruby. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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SPOILER: Buried in the story are hints of a tragic love story: When the infant prodigy is given a toy rabbit, Miss Bunnikins, she transfers all her affection for Mr. Skippy, a rabbit, to the doll. When the doll is destroyed at the end of the story, the prodigy has already lost interest in her, and tells Mr. Skippy that she still loves him. But, Mr. Skippy? Was he following the prodigy or her doll throughout the book? Is his utter lack of expression at the end indifference or catatonic shock.? The author tells us we will never know. (