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After the Party, ein Kinderbuch von Lorenz Pauli, Illustration von Kathrin Schaerer, SJW Verlag, Monate, Jahreszeiten
After the Party
After the Party
After the Party, ein Kinderbuch von Lorenz Pauli, Illustration von Kathrin Schaerer, SJW Verlag, Monate, Jahreszeiten
After the Party
After the Party

After the Party

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Auteur-trice Lorenz Pauli
Illustrateur-trice Kathrin Schärer
Aussi disponible en Französisch, Deutsch, Sursilvan, Sutsilvan | Surmiran | Rumantsch Grischun, Puter
Réf. produit 2588

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“That was a great party! My next birthday is only 52 Sundays, 12 months, 4 seasons away. Oh! 365 days…or is that 366?” says the bear. The party is barely over, but the bear is waiting impatiently for his next birthday, along with his friend, the hedgehog. The two of them go on an imaginary journey through the concepts of time – days, months and seasons. A lively story full of humour and clever pictures.

The generous font size and short, simple sentences make “After the Party” ideal for Early Readers. It is also great fun to read aloud.

Translation from German by Simon Froehling and Anna Sophie Wendel

 

Spécifications

Âge 6, 7, 8
Cycle 1er cycle
Classe d'école Jardin d’enfants, 1ère année, 2e année
Langue Anglais
Thèmes Lorenz Pauli & Kathrin Schärer, Saison
Pages 36
ISBN 978-3-7269-0139-4
Largeur (mm) 135
Hauteur (mm) 210

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