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Un topo en los Juegos Olímpicos
- Narrated by: Martí Gironell
- Length: 8 mins
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Un topo en los Juegos Olímpicos
Narrated by:
Martí Gironell
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Publisher's Summary
Otro viaje en el tiempo del topo Felipe, esta vez a los juegos olímpicos de la Antigua Grecia.
El topo Felipe se reencuentra con sus queridos Quique y Teo. En el cole se celebran unas jornadas deportivas con el motivo de la celebración de los Juegos Olímpicos. Felipe les cuenta que las olimpíadas ya se celebraban en la Grecia clásica. Con el reloj mágico deciden viajar hasta la primera edición de los juegos, en el 396 a.C. en la ciudad de Olimpia. Una vez allí, los tres amigos conocerán a Corebus, el auriga de la princesa Cinisca, y a Perla, su yegua. Perla está enferma y no puede competir en la carrera, pero Felipe ayudará a que se recupere.
©2024 Martí Gironell (P)2024 Editorial Planeta, S.A: Espasa
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