Después de la casa de ladrillo - Reader (minimum of 6)

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Written by:  Sylvie Tomoniko

Illustrated by: Alexander Alvarado

Translated by: Maria Ximena Tindale

Appropriate for ages: 8-12

Have you ever wondered what happened to the big bad wolf after he fell into the pot of hot soup? Now you can find out!  
Follow the wolf’s surprising adventures at Pig School.  
Will he finally succeed in capturing a little pig?
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