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Upside Down Reader
Upside Down Reader

By Wilhelm Gruber

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The upside-down reader
The upside-down reader

By Wilhelm Gruber

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Sitting opposite Tina while she does her homework, her younger brother Tim learns to read right along with her, only he does it upside down.

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The upside-down reader
The upside-down reader

By Wilhelm Gruber

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Sitting opposite Tina while she does her homework, her younger brother Tim learns to read right along with her, only he does it upside down.

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Lieber alter Zottel

By Wilhelm Gruber

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