Rindert Kromhout Books

Menuda historia

By Rindert Kromhout

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El oso pirata

By Rindert Kromhout

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Olaf liked to play robbers with his stuffed bear Diederik, but was told he was too old for such toys. He sold the bear at the flea market, but then felt sad.

Peppino y su amigo el oso

By Rindert Kromhout

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Un Ladron En Casa There s a Thief in the House

By Javier Aramburu

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Peppino

By Rindert Kromhout

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Peppino wil niet langer als circusbeer optreden, maar voorlopig zal hij zijn berenpak nog moeten aanhouden! Voorlezen of zelf lezen vanaf ca. 8 jaar.

Kleine Ezel en jarige Jakkie

By Rindert Kromhout

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Knappe Gans

By Kromhout Rindert Van Haeringen Annemarie

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Het geheim van de raadselbriefjes

By Kromhout Rindert Nijhof Pleun

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Wat staat daar

By Rindert Kromhout

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Aap wordt voor een feest uitgenodigd en mag zijn vriendjes meenemen, maar hij kan de uitnodiging niet lezen. Prentenboek met vlotte tekeningen in kleur. Vanaf ca. 6 jaar.

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