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Not a Bad Apple

Not a Bad Apple

Not a Bad Apple

Edgar Buchanan

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Año de edición:
2009
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Educación pedagogía
ISBN:
9781449058326
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'not a bad apple' is a story about apples growing on a tree in an apple orchid who one day realize they are very gifted and talented fruit getting ready for the market. One apple grows up after the apples realize they can talk and tells the other apples he is a bad apple and wants to go with the other bad ones. How all the good apples deal with this apples is old fashion logic and the outcome is precious.

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