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Otto is a rhino
Otto is a rhino

By Ole Lund Kirkegaard

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The rhino Topper draws on the living room wall with his magic pencil comes alive, causing a great many complications.

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Otto er et naesehorn. Otto is a rhino. Story and drawings by Ole Lund Kirkegaard. Translated by Joan Tate
Y rheino yn ein parlwr
Otto le rhinoceros
Otto le rhinoceros

By Ole Lund Kirkegaard

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Le mangeur de grenouilles
Le mangeur de grenouilles

By Ole Lund Kirkegaard

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Orla-le-mangeur-de-grenouilles, le pire voyou du bourg, terrorise les petits. Il lui arrive souvent d'être le dindon de la farce.

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Ivan kommt gross raus oder Wer ist hier der Schwachling. In Grossdruckschrift.
Gummi Tarzan
Gummi Tarzan

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Otto Es UN Rinoceronte
Tarzan De Goma
Tarzan De Goma

By Ole Lund Kirkegaard

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Frode Y Su Pandilla
Frode Y Su Pandilla

By Ole Lund Kirkegaard

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