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Emília no país da gramática - parte 1
- Chegada às cidades das palavras
- Narrated by: Sandra Silvério
- Length: 28 mins
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Emília no país da gramática - parte 1
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Neste audiolivro, o livro original de Monteiro Lobato foi adaptado, recriado e dividido em quatro partes. Na primeira parte a turma do Sítio do Picapau Amarelo decide visitar o País da Gramática, acompanhada pelo rinoceronte Quindim, que sabe tudo sobre o assunto, supostamente, porque comeu um livro de gramática, como acredita Emília. Com participação de Gláucia Macabelli, Arnaldo Santini, Camila Maia, Anderson Gorgone, Lilian Souto, Gustavo Boralli e Solange Marin.
©1935 Monteiro Lobato (P)2021 Livro Falante
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