Martine Van Rooijen Books

Hinkel de Pinkel daar komen we aan

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Ach zou die school er nog wel zijn

By M. Rooijen

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Zat ik maar op kantoor

By Martine Van Rooijen

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Kloosterkinderen

By Martine Van Rooijen

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Herinneringen aan het leven in een rooms-katholiek weeshuis van de jaren dertig tot de jaren vijftig van de 20e eeuw.

De achtertuin van Rotterdam

By Martine Van Rooijen

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On Monday afternoon, July 10, 1911, the city council took the plunge: Rotterdam was given a large 'forest and park' to compensate for the shortage of greenery in the impoverished working-class city...

Hooggehakt kortgerokt

By Martine Van Rooijen

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De hele wereld rond

By Sandra Klaassen, Maria Van Donkelaar, Martine Van Rooijen

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Ruim veertig verhalen uit verschillende culturen waaronder de Arabische wereld, India, Indonesië en China. Met veel illustraties in kleur. Voorlezen vanaf ca. 6 jaar.

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