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When a kid’s play turns into a parenting challenge, the Famous Five—Anne, Dick, George, and Jack—are thrust into the role of unintended caretakers after a baby lands at their home. Faced with sleepless nights, exhaustion, and an unforeseen family crisis, they navigate the chaos of infant care while grappling with a brief stint in trouble. Their misadventures offer humor and heart as they attempt to keep the situation under control.
First publish date: 2016
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comic Satire
Authors: Bruno Vincent
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