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No way!, ein Kinderbuch von Lorenz Pauli, Illustration von Laura Jurt, SJW Verlag, Sprachspiele

No way!, ein Kinderbuch von Lorenz Pauli, Illustration von Laura Jurt, SJW Verlag, Sprachspiele

No way!, ein Kinderbuch von Lorenz Pauli, Illustration von Laura Jurt, SJW Verlag, Sprachspiele

No way!

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Autor:in Lorenz Pauli

Illustrator:in Laura Jurt

Auch verfügbar auf Französisch, Sursilvan, Deutsch

Produktnummer 2508

CHF 7.00

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Softcover, broschiert

Produktinformationen "No way!"

From a queen to a cow, from a rocket to pirates, this story takes one new twist and turn after another. Read it with children and you will be amazed at how easily a tale with inspiring illustrations can become a story without end. This witty text with powerful illustrations by Laura Jurt, aimed at Early Readers, is easy but never boring.

Translation from German by Shelley Frisch

Produktdetails

Alter	5, 6, 7
Form	Softcover, broschiert
Zyklus	1
Schulklasse	1. Klasse, Kindergarten
Sprache	Englisch
Themen	Fantasy, Sprachspiele
Seiten	32
ISBN	978-3-7269-0687-0
Breite in mm	135
Höhe in mm	210

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