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Дневник Батарейкина, или Космолагерь зовет!
- Narrated by: Станислав Старков
- Length: 5 hrs and 24 mins
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Дневник Батарейкина, или Космолагерь зовет!
Narrated by:
Станислав Старков
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Publisher's Summary
Летний лагерь – это безопасность, свежий воздух и добрые вожатые. Так думали родители, собирая Борьку и Ромыча в поездку. Вот пусть и дальше так думают.
Им лучше не знать, что их дети прятались от привидения и изобретали ракету, пускали дымовухи и боролись с мутантами. Танцевали и ругались. Любили и дружили. Дрались и ненавидели. И становились чуточку взрослее.
Впрочем, родители этого и не узнают. Потому что есть закон: то, что происходит в лагере - остается в лагере.
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