Raving Reviews - Frances Fry and the OTG

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Review of Frances Fry and the OTG by Sam McBratney

Review by Gary, aged 11, from Walsall, England. Rating: Great.

Opinion of the plot.
I like this story because you don't know who stole Teddy Brown. But I think it's a bit stupid that someone gets a detective to solve the mystery.

Favourite character and why?
My favourite character is Francis Fry because he's the star character.

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