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¡Qué ocupado estoy!

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Libro ¡Qué ocupado estoy!

En este cuento para niños, Papá Ratón tiene mucho trabajo en el jardín y quiere que Ratoncito le ayude. Pero Ratoncito está ocupado inventando algo.

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Cantidad de páginas 22

Autor:

  • Diana Hendry
  • Jane Chapman

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