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Yn ei Gwsg [In His Sleep]

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Yn ei Gwsg [In His Sleep]

By: Bethan Gwanas
Narrated by: Bethan Ellis Owen
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A book for Welsh learners, foundation level, being an original novel by Bethan Gwanas. Dafydd sleepwalks and awakes one morning covered in blood. He follows bloody footprints out of the house and through the village to find Mrs. Roberts at the roadside after a hit-and-run case. Who has hit her, and will the police arrest the culprit?

Nofel fer wreiddiol gan Bethan Gwanas i ddysgwyr Cymraeg lefel sylfaen. Mae Dafydd yn cerdded yn ei gwsg, ac un bore, mae'n deffro yn waed i gyd. Mae'n dilyn olion traed gwaedlyd allan o'r tŷ a thrwy'r pentref ac yn darganfod Mrs Roberts a'i ffrâm gerdded ar ochr y ffordd wedi'i tharo gan gar. Pwy sydd wedi ei tharo? A fydd yr heddlu yn arestio'r person cywir?

Please note: This audiobook is in Welsh.

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