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Oye! Estoy Ocupado

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Libro Oye! Estoy Ocupado

En este libro con partes móviles para niños, Buz la abeja rezumba por aquí y por allá en busca de un amigo con quien jugar. Habla con caracoles, orugas, escarabajos, hormigas, catarinas, y mariposas pero todo el mundo está muy ocupado.

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Total de páginas 18

Autor:

  • Christine Tagg
  • Bill Bolton

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