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El gol de la victoria
Lurretik ilargira
Lurretik ilargira

By Julio Verne, Fernando Aznar

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María Asensiok moldatua. Fernando Aznarrek ilustratua.

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Sherlock Holmesen abenturak
Sherlock Holmesen abenturak

By Fernando Aznar, Arthur Conan Doyle

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María Asensiok moldatua. Fernando Aznarrek ilustratua.

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Sandokan
Sandokan

By Emilio Salgari, Fernando Aznar

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Adaptación de Lucía Mora. Ilustraciones de Fernando Aznar.

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Cinco semanas en globo
Cinco semanas en globo

By Fernando Aznar, Jules Verne

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Adaptación de Consuelo Delgado. Ilustraciones de Fernando Aznar.

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Cinc setmanes amb globus
Cinc setmanes amb globus

By Julio Verne, Fernando Aznar

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Adaptat per Consuelo Delgado. Il·lustrat per Fernando Aznar.

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Aventures de Sherlock Holmes
Aventures de Sherlock Holmes

By Fernando Aznar, Arthur Conan Doyle

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Adaptat per María Asensio. Il·lustrat per Fernando Aznar.

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Cumbres borrascosas
Mision
Mision

By Fernando Aznar, Maria Forero Calderon

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Acampada en Valle Oscuro

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