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Lilus Kikus inglés - cover

Lilus Kikus inglés

Elena Poniatowska

Publisher: Recrealibros

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Summary

This great novel by Elena Poniatowska tells us about the transition from childhood to adulthood of Lilus Kikus, a girl who never stops asking questions and looking for answers in everything around her. A novel that has not lost its validity on the place that a girl occupies in our society and the struggles that she must face on a daily basis, without losing her enthusiasm and the joy of living. Recrea Libros reissues from Chile this magnificent story that will captivate boys and girls for its adventures, and adults, for the wise childish gaze of society.
Available since: 01/27/2022.
Print length: 76 pages.

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