Commentarii de Inepto Puero: Gregs Tagebuch auf Latein
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Commentarii de Inepto Puero: Gregs Tagebuch auf Latein
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Greg hat von seiner Mutter ein Tagebuch geschenkt bekommen. Und das, obwohl Tagebücher doch eigentlich nur was für Mädchen sind! Oder etwa doch nicht? Greg jedenfalls beginnt einfach mal, darin zu schreiben - diesmal auf Latein: Von seinen lästigen Brüdern, seinem trotteligen Freund Rupert, dem täglichen Überlebenskampf in der Schule, einem echt gruseligen Geisterhaus und dem verbotenen Stinkekäse. Von wegen verstaubt - so macht Lateinlernen richtig Spaß!
Bitte beachte, dass dieses Hörbuch in lateinischer Sprache ist.©2016 Bastei Lübbe (P)2016 Lübbe Audio
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