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Wanda takes off, ein Kinderbuch von Lorenz Pauli, Illustration von Kathrin Schaerer, SJW Verlag, Erstlesetext

Wanda takes off

Wanda takes off

Wanda takes off, ein Kinderbuch von Lorenz Pauli, Illustration von Kathrin Schaerer, SJW Verlag, Erstlesetext

Wanda takes off

Wanda takes off

Wanda takes off

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Auteur-trice Lorenz Pauli

Illustrateur-trice Kathrin Schärer

Aussi disponible en Deutsch, Sursilvan, Französisch

Réf. produit 2483

CHF 7.00

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Informations sur le produit "Wanda takes off"

Wanda finds a piece of paper with some notes on it. She pretends that she can read, but what she’s actually good at is fibbing. The large-scale illustrations capture the animals’ expressions and emotions with stunning effect and are accompanied by short text in large font size.

Author Lorenz Pauli and illustrator Kathrin Schärer are a well-established team who have created many beautiful children’s books. In 2017 they received the annual Swiss Children’s and Youth Book Award. This entertaining book is an excellent introduction to reading.

Translation from German by Shelley Frisch

Spécifications

Âge	5, 6, 7
Cycle	1er cycle
Classe d'école	Jardin d’enfants, 1ère année
Langue	Anglais
Thèmes	Lorenz Pauli & Kathrin Schärer
Pages	32
ISBN	978-3-7269-0658-0
Largeur (mm)	135
Hauteur (mm)	210

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