Triple Trouble in Hollywood

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Identical twins, Sandi and Randi, have gotten in trouble before by switching places. Now they're visiting their identical cousin Mandy in Hollywood, and Mandy's up for a big part in a new commercial.

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  Triple Trouble in Hollywood

  • 1996
  • 128 pages
  • Paperback
  • Pages Publishing Group

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