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K for Klara 14 - Er jeg for tjukk, mamma?

K for Klara 14

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K for Klara 14 - Er jeg for tjukk, mamma?

By: Line Kyed Knudsen
Narrated by: Kristin Grue
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Julie inviterer klassen til bursdagsfeiring. De skal i svømmehallen. Etterpå skal de spise pizza. Rose spør om de kan få noe annet enn pizza, for hun vil ikke spise mat som er fetende. Klara skjønner det ikke. Rose elsker pizza. Og hun er så tynn. Og hvis tynne Rose synes hun er tjukk, er Klara også tjukk da?

Dette er fjortende bok i serien om Klara og vennene hennes. Bøkene kan leses uavhengig av hverandre.

Line Kyed Knudsen, f. 1971, debuterte med romanen Jentene fra Nordsletten i 2003. I 2007 ble hun tildelt Gyldendals Pippi-stipendium. Hun skriver barne- og ungdomsbøker og underviser i kreativ skriving.

©2019 SAGA Egmont. Translated by Helga Falkum Enerhaug (P)2019 SAGA Egmont Difficult Situations Friendship

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