Crocodile Trapp by Brian Callison

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Crocodile Trapp by Brian Callison

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Hapless Mr Miller, the mate, and narrator of the Trapp adventures, is still congratulating himself for having escaped alive from the last adventure, when Trapp narrowly avoided starting World War III, and is hoping that he will never see Captain Trapp and his crew again.

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Crocodile Trapp by Brian Callison

Hapless Mr Miller, the mate, and narrator of the Trapp adventures, is still congratulating himself for having escaped alive from the last adventure, when Trapp narrowly avoided starting World War III, and is hoping that he will never see Captain Trapp and his crew again.

Brian Callison was born in Manchester in 1934. He entered the merchant navy as a midshipman with the Blue Funnel Line in 1950, later he studied at Dundee College of Art before entering commerce. Since the publication of his now classic A Flock of Ships in 1970, Brian Callison has received international acclaim for his authentic, action-packed tales of maritime adventure such as The Auriga Madness, The Sextant, The Bone Collectors, The Trojan Hearse and the Trapp series.

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ISBN 13 9780002238052
ISBN 10 0002238055
Title Crocodile Trapp
Author Brian Callison
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Binding type Hardback
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Year published 1993-04-22
Number of pages 400
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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