The toole

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ISBN: Strong> 9786185151799 p>

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Author: strong> Hans Christian Andersen p>

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Illustrator: strong> Marto Machon p>

Version: strong> 1st p>

< Strong> Release date: strong> 2019 p>

Number of pages: strong> 64s p>

format: strong> Paperback p> < P> Size: strong> 22x30cm p>

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Category: strong> p> # Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875) inspired Topslala by a girlfriend of a micro And with a hump and undoubtedly from the Scandinavian oral tradition and the fairy tales she heard as a child. The French text in this version belongs to the French writer David Solint, who became known for the first translations of Andersen's fairy tales in French. Topslala, High as our thumb and born in a pot, is definitely different. They kidnap and travel it in the air despite her will. He claims the frog, Bambouras and the mole. Thanks to Swallow, who saved it and cared for it, reaching hot countries, and there meets the elf of flowers that looks like it. The elf wants to marry her and make her a queen of flowers . . . Beyond her value as a classic work and cultural heritage, the history of the multivatory but a privileged Toscons that eventually manages to transform, has a lot to say about our time. Marto Mittson works with xylones, the simplest material that could use someone. However, Marco uses it in such a way that we forget that they are pencils (many indeed wondering what materials used).