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Children's

The Garfield how to Party Book

by Jim Davis

1988 · 104 pages

The ultimate party animal has put down his thoughts on how to have the ultimate party, with ideas on how to throw the perfect party for any occasion such as the ugly tie party, nerd night or the pie fight party.

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The Garfield how to Party Book is a children's book by Jim Davis, first published in 1988. It runs 104 pages.

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Children's
Published
1988
Length
104 pages

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GenreChildren's
AuthorJim Davis
Published1988
Length104 pages

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Published
1988
Length
104 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780345357243
ISBN-10
0345357248
ASIN
0345357248

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Who wrote The Garfield how to Party Book?
The Garfield how to Party Book was written by Jim Davis.
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The Garfield how to Party Book was first published in 1988.
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The Garfield how to Party Book is a children's novel.
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