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Joe the Fisherman: What do the grown-ups do?

By Mairi McLellan
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Joe the Fisherman is the first book of the series ‘What Do the Grown-Ups Do?’

The stories are based on life in the north-west Highlands of Scotland in a village called Badaneel and follow three local girls as they investigate the world of grown-up jobs. Designed for children aged 5-10 years, their aim is to help children understand different jobs and educate them about working life in a light-hearted manner. Whilst in story format, they are also factual, based on a real place, written ab…

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