Maria Rius Books

Le feu
Le feu

By Maria Rius

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Maria Rius et Carme Solé Vendrell, deux illustratrices très réputées en Espagne, expliquent avec des images merveilleuses les quatre éléments qui constituent notre planète. Chaque ouvrage comprend...

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El Olfato
El Olfato

By Maria Rius

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El oido
El oido

By Maria Rius

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Text and illustrations present sounds to be heard. Included is a short scientific explanation of our sense of hearing, with a diagram of the ear.

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Los Ninos Children
La vida bajo la tierra
La vida bajo la tierra

By Maria Rius

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A litte bunny tells about life in his underground home, built by his parents who dug through various layers of earth.

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Mi perro
Mi perro

By Isidro Sanchez, Maria Rius

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Mi gato
El Tacto
El Tacto

By Maria Rius

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Mi pajaro
Mi pajaro

By Isidro Sanchez, Maria Rius

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L'ouie
L'ouie

By Maria Rius

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