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    Perepepè
    Perepepè
    Perepepè
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    Perepepè

    By Massimo Longo E Maria Grazia Gullo

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    Series: I write for you
    Massimo and Maria Grazia are a couple in life and writing. They love writing together fantastic stories for readers of all ages. This series aims at turning the fairy tales and stories they have invented for their children into books.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTektime
    Release dateSep 14, 2021
    ISBN9788835428411

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      Perepepè - Massimo Longo E Maria Grazia Gullo

      Table of Contents

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      Copyright

      Contenuto

      OEBPS/images/image0001.png M.G.Gullo- M.Longo

      Maria Grazia Gullo - Massimo Longo

      Perepepè

      Translated by Deborah Deandri

      OEBPS/images/image0002.png Perepepè

      Copyright © 2021 MGGullo - M.Longo

      The cover image, the illustrations and the graphics were created and edited by Massimo Longo

      All rights reserved.

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      OEBPS/images/image0001.png M.G.Gullo- M.Longo

      Perepepè

      OEBPS/images/image0003.png

      Under the old bridge, the stream ran fast, swollen by the

      rain of the last few days, the water flowed between the stones, leaves of every colour blown away by

      the autumn wind. The Bridge was made

      of  wood  with  the   bottom, the sides and the railings closed by oak boards.

      From above, laughter and muffled chitchat came by a bunch of mischievous heads, that in turns peeked from a hole in the side railing.

      People said that the

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