Maria Rita Gentili - Az utolsó ajándék

The story of a little reindeer who has lost his companions, and of the very special gift that Father Christmas has in store for him. "Az utolsó ajándék" is a heartwarming Christmas picture book by Maria...
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Author
Maria Rita Gentili
Publisher
Alexandra kiadó
Year of publication
ISBN
9789632976051
Sizes
195 x 225 x 8mm
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The story of a little reindeer who has lost his companions, and of the very special gift that Father Christmas has in store for him. "Az utolsó ajándék" is a heartwarming Christmas picture book by Maria Rita Gentili, published by Alexandra Publishing in 2011. Aimed at the youngest readers, it is richly illustrated and makes the tale easy to follow.

The sturdy hardcover edition with glued binding tells the little reindeer's story over ten pages, filled with magic and festive atmosphere. It is well suited to reading aloud during the Advent season and the holidays.

At its heart are friendship, compassion and the importance of Christmas miracles. The book offers young readers a charming experience that captures the spirit of the season.

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