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Learn Spanish with Lucy Cat - The city - cover

Learn Spanish with Lucy Cat - The city

Catherine Bruzzone, Rosa María Martín, Clare Beaton

Publisher: De Vecchi

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Summary

In this cartoon with full color illustrations, the brave Kitten Lucía stops a thief who is stealing money from the market.
* Simple text in dialogs.
* Nice drawings.
* An interesting story.
* Easy to read and so much fun!
Available since: 06/23/2023.
Print length: 30 pages.

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