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Gdzie jesteś, tatusiu?
- Narrated by: Piotr Borowski
- Length: 3 hrs and 20 mins
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Gdzie jesteś, tatusiu?
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Publisher's Summary
Audiobook "Gdzie jestes, tatusiu?", którego lektorem jest Piotr Borowski, wprowadza mlodych sluchaczy w swiat Kuby i Pawla. Pewnego dnia ich mama otrzymuje list, z którego wynika, ze w górach Atlasu, w MaRoku, plemie Berberów przetrzymuje bialego czlowieka. Czy jest nim tata chlopców, który jako etnograf prowadzil badania w tamtej czesci Afryki? Chlopcy, w tajemnicy przed mama, szykuja wyprawe ratunkowa.Czy dojdzie ona do skutku, przekonaja sie sluchacze audiobooka.
Please note: This audiobook is in Polish.
Please note: This audiobook is in Polish.
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