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The Road to Timbuktu

The Road to Timbuktu

The Road to Timbuktu

Hanoch Guy Kaner

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Año de edición:
2012
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781468500950
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Join in voyages to faraway places .Enjoy the scents and sounds of islands and mountains.Cross the seas to Newfoundland and the Sahara dessert to Timbuctu.Delve into the mystery of imaginary places.

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