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And then?, ein Kinderbuch von Vera Eggermann, SJW Verlag, Erstlesetext, Fantasy
And then?
And then?
And then?, ein Kinderbuch von Vera Eggermann, SJW Verlag, Erstlesetext, Fantasy
And then?
And then?

And then?

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Auteur-trice Vera Eggermann
Illustrateur-trice Vera Eggermann
Aussi disponible en Deutsch, Französisch, Puter, Vallader
Réf. produit 2533

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Vera Eggermann’s picture book builds on the question that underpins all storytelling with children: “And then? And then what happened?” Anna and Emil’s eyes and ears grow bigger and bigger as they hear what happened – and what might have been added on to the story. A true (?) story about bragging and fantasising that will amaze children and guarantee a fun reading experience

Translation from German by Simon Froehling and Anna Sophie Wendel

Spécifications

Âge 5, 6, 7
Cycle 1er cycle
Classe d'école Jardin d’enfants, 1ère année
Langue Anglais
Thèmes Fantastique
Pages 32
ISBN 978-3-7269-0044-1
Largeur (mm) 135
Hauteur (mm) 210

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