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Een superheld zijn Being a Superhero - cover

Een superheld zijn Being a Superhero

Liz Shmuilov, Books KidKiddos

Publisher: KidKiddos Books

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Summary

English Dutch bilingual children's book. Perfect for kids studying English or Dutch as their second language.Many children dream of becoming superheroes. In this children’s book, Ron and his best friend Maya go through a fun journey to become heroes. They learn important superhero rules which help them complete their first mission. They work together and help Maya’s brother, learning new things about themselves. Do you want to become a superhero too?
Available since: 02/01/2023.
Print length: 34 pages.

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