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Moustache



Moustache
Garcia Iglesias y Guridi
Lata de Sal Editorial, 2015.
Libro ilustrado.

Moustache es un gato elegante con bigotes guapos. Él le gusta mostrar su bigotes todos los dias. También tiene curiosidad por todo. Un dia, se acerca demasiado al fuego y el fuego destruye los bigotes de Moustache! Él trata de comprar un bigote falso pero se ve terrible! Moustache está tan triste. Pero, un chico amistoso tiene una idea buena.

Niños disfrutarán Moustache y la ilustrados tonta de Guridi.



Moustache the cat has beautiful, elegant whiskers. He likes to show them off to all the other cats. Unfortunately, he is also very curious. One day he is very interested in a candle and burns his whiskers off! Now everyone mocks him. He tries to go to a mustache store where he can buy a mustache, but it looks terrible. But a kind little boy offers to help Moustache with his embarrassing problem.

Children will love the silly Moustache and Guridi's silly illustrations.




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