Poo-Poo and the dragons : production material.

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Poo-Poo and the dragons : production material.

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1 pen and ink illustration. Harold Heavyside Brown, better known as Poo-Poo, finds a dragon named Horatio one day and brings him home - and then things start really getting hectic.

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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SNAC Resource ID: 7814034

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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