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Book Synopsis The Adventures of Ori and Kipi by : Verónica Asensio Arjona
Download or read book The Adventures of Ori and Kipi written by Verónica Asensio Arjona and published by Mr momo. This book was released on 2020-05-19 with total page 62 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: \"The Adventures of Ori and Kipi: The Sandstorm\" is a story that will take you, Ori and his best friend Kipi on a journey through the deserts and forests of Australia. Ori and Kipi meet a new friend, Koli the koala, and help him find his family. The three friends will have to face the great sandstorm that is coming to the forest. Will they be able to overcome it? How will they manage? This story will take you to fantastic places. \r\n\r\nThis story is intended for readers from 6 to 11 years old. It is an educational story with values in teamwork, friendship and conflict resolution. In addition, it it promotes caring for the environment. There is a didactic section at the end of the book containing games, songs and activities that focus on reading, mathematics, geography, music and Spanish-English.
Book Synopsis Conservation of Natural and Cultural Heritage in Kenya by : Anne-Marie Deisser
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