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

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

And then?

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Auteur-trice Vera Eggermann

Illustrateur-trice Vera Eggermann

Aussi disponible en Deutsch, Französisch, Puter, Vallader

Réf. produit 2533

CHF 7.00

Prix TTC, frais de livraison en sus

Disponible, délai de livraison : 2-5 Tage

Couverture souple, ouvrage broché

Informations sur le produit "And then?"

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

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

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