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		<title>Two Pound Tram</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<P>Old-fashioned and eccentric in tone, this book could have been written in the 30's - it's a modern-day classic </P>]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><FONT size=2><P>Wilfred and Duncan live in a large old house in Sussex, only ever see their parents on Wednesdays, and spend their days catching butterflies and dreaming of adventure. Then their mother elopes and their already distant father becomes hostile. So the brothers pack their camping equipment and run away from home. They already have a plan. They&#8217;re going to London to buy a tram they have seen in an advertisement, and it costs two pounds? </P><P>Lively, funny and charming, <I>The Two Pound Tram </I>is a bittersweet testament to youth, its dreams and its triumph over adversity.</P></FONT></p>
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