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Dr. Who—television's science fiction man for the young—stars in two new (in book form) adventures. "[[broadwcast:The Three Doctors|Dr. Who and the Three Doctors]]" and "[[broadwcast:Terror of the Zygons|Dr. Who and the Loch Ness Monster]]," both by Terence Dicks (Allan Wingate, £2,25). Of the two, I liked the one about Nessie because it seemed marginally more probable (if that's a good thing or even possible). But really you pays your money and you takes your chances. Either would fill the "Winter evening by the fire book" category very well. (For 7-11-year-olds).

Spelling correction: Terrance Dicks

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Television's science fiction man for the young - Revision history

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