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Anansi's web
Anansi's web

By Lydia Rood

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Samen met haar Ghanese vriend Kofi en haar Surinaamse vriend Weston komt Helmi door brieven van een verre grootvader veel te weten over de slaventijd in Ghana en Suriname in de periode 1700-1863. V...

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Donna Lisa
Donna Lisa

By Mirjam Oldenhave

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Donna en Lisa zijn vriendinnen en geven elkaar de gekste opdrachten. Zo moet Lisa verkering zoeken met de stomste jongen van de klas maar die blijkt wel mee te vallen. Vanaf ca. 10 jaar.

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Afblijven
Afblijven

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Ooggetuige
Ooggetuige

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Zandtaartjes
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Ridder Schijtebroek
Ridder Schijtebroek

By Carry Slee

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Kaatje Knal en de Biefstukbende
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Dochter van Eva
Dochter van Eva

By Carry Slee

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