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Aydin

Jordi Sierra i Fabra

Translator Jacqueline Minett

Publisher: Editorial SiF

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Summary

In this book, Edebé Prize for Children's Literature, Jordi Sierra i Fabra, from a news story, tells us the adventure of a small beluga whale in her quest for freedom. A story full of poetry, love, friendship and above all, hope for those beings who have to endure some kind of prison.
Available since: 04/06/2020.

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