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Mortimore, Jim
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Fiction
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2011
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English
โ 179 KB
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Doctor Who 817 - Beltempest
โ Scribed by Mortimore, Jim
- Book ID
- 107035237
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 154 KB
- Series
- Doctor Who 817
- Category
- Fiction
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SUMMARY: When the people of Bellania II witness a triple eclipse of their sun, Bel -- an impossibility, as they only have one moon -- it is the beginning of the end for an entire solar system. Their sun is shrouded in night for a month -- then returns to them a younger, brighter, hotter star. But
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SUMMARY: When the people of Bellania II witness a triple eclipse of their sun, Bel -- an impossibility, as they only have one moon -- it is the beginning of the end for an entire solar system. Their sun is shrouded in night for a month -- then returns to them a younger, brighter, hotter star. But
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Mortimore, Jim
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Fiction
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1998
๐
BBC Worldwide
๐
English
โ 118 KB
SUMMARY: When the people of Bellania II witness a triple eclipse of their sun, Bel -- an impossibility, as they only have one moon -- it is the beginning of the end for an entire solar system. Their sun is shrouded in night for a month -- then returns to them a younger, brighter, hotter star. But
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1998
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BBC Worldwide
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English
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SUMMARY: When the people of Bellania II witness a triple eclipse of their sun, Bel -- an impossibility, as they only have one moon -- it is the beginning of the end for an entire solar system. Their sun is shrouded in night for a month -- then returns to them a younger, brighter, hotter star. But
โ
Mortimore, Jim
๐
Fiction
๐
1998
๐
BBC Pubns
๐
English
โ 154 KB
When the people of Bellania II witness a triple eclipse of their sun, Bel -- an impossibility, as they only have one moon -- it is the beginning of the end for an entire solar system. Their sun is shrouded in night for a month -- then returns to them a younger, brighter, hotter star. But how?100,000