Omnibombulator Av Dick King-Smith
"Out of the way, Titch!"Omnibombulator is a very small beetle - so small that his parents give him a really long name to make him feel important. Then, one day, Omnibombulator sets out to see the world - and discovers just how useful being really small can be....
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<p>"Out of the way, Titch!"<br><br>Omnibombulator is a very small beetle - so small that his parents give him a really long name to make him feel important. <br><br>It doesn't seem to help. Earwigs and woodlice still push poor Omnibombulator around, and snails walk across him, making him all slimy. Then, one day, Omnibombulator sets out to see the world - and discovers just how useful being really small can be.</p>
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