Medias
Le livre où la poule meurt à la fin
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Après le succès de 752 Lapins, le duo composé de François Blais et de Valérie Boivin récidive avec l'histoire hilarante d'une petite poule bien irrévérencieuse.
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| Release date | September 25th 2017 |
| Language | French |
| Publisher | Les 400 coups |
| Collection | Grimace |
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| Number of pages | 32 pages |
| Composition | Single-component retail product |
| Support | Hardback |
| Format | Picture book |
| Measure | 28 cm (Height), 21.5 cm (Width) |
| Accessibility | No information is available regarding the accessibility of the format Paper No information is available regarding the accessibility of the format PDF No information is available regarding the accessibility of the format MP3 See information regarding the accessibility of the format EPUB |
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The subjects of this book, according to our reading robot Tamis
- Carte de paiement ·
- Paroisse ·
- Chandelier ·
- Péché ·
- Abattoir ·
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