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In Slice 'n Dice, a kitchen device develops a mind of its own.
In Fungus, Alicia attempts a herbal remedy for her dermatitis.
Affiliation Notes
This work is affiliated with the AustLit subset Asian-Australian Children's Literature and Publishing because it has been translated into Chinese.
Contents
* Contents derived from the Beijing,
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China,
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East Asia,South and East Asia,Asia,:Zhi shi chu ban she,2001 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
"A handy kitchen gadget, the slice 'n' dicer, takes on a life of its own with scary consequences." (Source: Trove)
"Introducing the world famous Blechenheimer Slice 'n' Dicer, the handiest kitchen gadget to have around - handy, that is, until you get on the wrong side of the guy who sold it to you. Then all hell could break loose." (Back cover)
"Alicia had looks and brains, there was no doubt about it. her only flaw was her flaky, scratchy skin and she'd do just about anything to fix it." (Back cover)
