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The Gingerbread Boy
by Vera Southgate, Ladybird Books Staff · Ladybird · tapa blanda · 52 pages
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Pages: 52 pagesAuthor: Vera Southgate, Ladybird Books StaffPublisher: LadybirdFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: enRelease date: 6/1/1981ISBN: ISBN 9780721400839
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Synopsis of The Gingerbread Boy
El cuento del niño de jengibre narra la historia de una galleta de jengibre que cobra vida y escapa de la mujer que lo horneó, así como de otros personajes que intentan atraparlo para comérselo. En su huida, se encuentra con un zorro astuto que lo engaña para cruzar un río y finalmente lo devora. Esta edición de Ladybird es una introducción ideal para los jóvenes lectores a este cuento clásico, con ilustraciones encantadoras y un texto sencillo que captura la magia de la historia.
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Vera Southgate was a British educationalist who dedicated herself to improving how children were taught to read English from the late 1950s to the mid-1980s, a period when many different methods were practised, including the initial teaching alphabet, phonics, and whole language.
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