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The Postman who Turned into a Letter

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  • Categories:Picture Books
  • Language:Spanish（Translation Services Available）
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  • Pages:48
  • Retail Price:8.60 EUR
  • Size:130mm×200mm
  • Publication Place:Spain
  • Words:（Unknown）
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  • Text Color:Full color
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English title 《 The Postman who Turned into a Letter 》
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A postman dreams of travelling around the world and her friend, Nacarina, a little witch, turns him into a letter so he
can achieve it.

Description

Emiliano, the postman in Urbecualquiera, passes the time looking at magazines and newspapers while he is waiting for the post train. He dreams about travelling to the places he sees in the pictures. He also wishes the wars would end because each time he reads a sad new like this, he gets angry. Nacarina, the little witch of the town, helps him to carry out his dream: she will convert him into a letter and that way he would be able to travel. All Emiliano has to do is select the destination and the letter text in which he wants to

Author

Alfredo Gómez Cerdá (Madrid, 1951) is a key author in Spanish children’s literature. He has written for all ages and in all genres. His books have been translated into all the major languages of the world and have received many prizes.

Emilio Urberuaga was born in Madrid in 1954. Author as well as a renowned prestige illustrator, has been working for many years in the field of infant literature. He received several awards and he is well known as the illustrator of Manolito Gafotas.

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