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The Story of the Hare, ein Kinderbuch von Kurt Schwitters, Illustration von Vera Eggermann, SJW Verlag, Sprachspiele
The Story of the Hare
The Story of the Hare
The Story of the Hare, ein Kinderbuch von Kurt Schwitters, Illustration von Vera Eggermann, SJW Verlag, Sprachspiele
The Story of the Hare
The Story of the Hare

The Story of the Hare

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Auteur-trice Kurt Schwitters
Illustrateur-trice Vera Eggermann
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Réf. produit 2342

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In this story by German artist and Dadaist Kurt Schwitters, a hare gradually changes into a pig, the pig into a fish, the fish into a hippopotamus, the hippo into a steamboat, the steamboat into a flea…until it comes back to itself again.

A playful story full of wit and nonsense, just the way kids like it. Illustrations by Vera Eggermann.

Translation from German by Shelley Frisch

Spécifications

Âge 6, 7, 8
Cycle 1er cycle
Classe d'école Jardin d’enfants, 1ère année, 2e année
Langue Anglais
Thèmes Jeux de langage
Pages 32
ISBN 978-3-7269-0204-9
Largeur (mm) 135
Hauteur (mm) 210

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