Wombats Poo in Cubes? Donna Ames Carrigan seeks to explain not

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Wombats Poo in Cubes? Donna Ames Carrigan seeks to explain notWombats POO in Cubes? is one of the books in our wildlife series which follows the life of Winston the Wombat. Winston is a baby wombat who wonders why his poo is shaped like cubes! Follow Winstons journey as he discovers why his poo is so different! Dr Audrey and Nurse Brie bring their vet knowledge of each species into the books. The series aims to educate and inspire children to nurture an interest and appreciation of our Australian wildlife.