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Summary Of the book A Fabmouse school Adventure Geronimo Stilton is the main character of the book, his job is to run newspapers but his passion is to write Adventurous books, stories. His Nephew Benjamin is really amazing, amusing, funny boy. He always thinks in a positive way to motivate others. If we talk about the story. Today is career day and Geronimo Stilton is invited by his Nephew and he wants himself to be attentive and not mess out things and carry the day as diligence as his job. All the family members were trying to motivate Geronimo to make an impression in school as Benjamin looks up to him. When he reaches to school he sees that the school is not like ‘The Austere Academy’ wear people (teachers)
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