Salvatore Rubbino Books

A walk in Paris

By Salvatore Rubbino

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A child's-eye walking tour of Paris. Vive la France! Join a girl and her grandfather on a walking tour through Paris.

A Walk in New York

By Salvatore Rubbino Illustrated By Salvatore Rubbino

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“An intriguing snapshot of the Big Apple, sure to delight New York City residents, tourists, and would-be visitors.” — School Library Journal (starred review)Follow a yo...

Walk in London

By Salvatore Rubbino

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A walk in Paris

By Salvatore Rubbino

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Paris - the most beautiful city in the world! The most romantic! It's the perfect place for a girl and her grandad to spend the day. Join them as they explore Paris's iconic landmarks and experienc...

Une balade a Paris

By Salvatore Rubbino, Alice Boucher

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Un paseo por Londres

By Salvatore Rubbino, Carmen Gomez Aragon

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Un paseo por Paris

By Salvatore Rubbino, Carmen Gomez Aragon

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Un paseo por Nueva York

By Salvatore Rubbino, Carmen Gomez Aragon

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A walk in New York

By Salvatore Rubbino

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