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Nama : Hasbul Rizuan B Ismail @ Abu Hassan

Class : 404

College no. : 10683

Due date : 6 January 2011

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|Title |Page |
|Synopsis |3 |
|Chapter 1: At the Doctor’s |4 |
|Chapter 2: Rory’s Homework Jotter |5 |
|Chapter 3: At Home with Granda |6 |
|Chapter 4: Parents’ Night |7 |
|Chapter 5: The Fire |8 |
|Chapter 6: Granda in Hospital |9 |
|Chapter 7: Children’s Home at Castle Street |10 |
|Chapter 8: Visiting Granda in Hospital |11 |
|Chapter 9: When Can We Go Home? |12 |
|Chapter 10: Rory and Mrs Foley |13 |
|Chapter 11: Where’s Granda? |14 |
|Chapter 12: Rachnadar
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