"Susie Saucer & Ronnie Rocket: A Fairy Story" 1954 CLAIR, Stella 'Auntie' (INSCRIBED) Clocks first founded in 1837 as

first founded in 1837 as a purveyor of equestrian equipment

Steeplechase Horse of the Year and who then raced in England where he won the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 1970 and 1971 and the Grand National in 1975

"with that Park Avenue air"

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"Susie Saucer & Ronnie Rocket: A Fairy Story" 1954 CLAIR, Stella 'Auntie' (INSCRIBED) Clocks first founded in 1837 asCLAIR, Stella [61] pp. Werner Laurie 9 1 4" x 7 1 4" Twelve full pages of colour illustrations and numerous black and white drawings. Illustrated by Edward Andrewes Susie Saucer, the youngest of all flying saucers, was specially chosen to fly to earth with flame, the lord of venus. There she met Ronnie The Rocket and, disobeying Flame's orders, she flew away to play with him. This was the start of many adventures for them both and you can read about