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Hvad er der galt, Søs?

By: Hans Christian Hansen
Narrated by: Alice Broksø
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En dag skal Søs til Sommerland med sin familie. Men da hun vågner, græder hun. Helt vildt! Hun er kommet til at tisse i sengen, og ingen kan trøste hende. Men heldigvis ved hendes mor, hvordan Søs kan blive i godt humør igen. Hans Chr. Hansens bøger om Søs er en serie på 15 letlæsningsbøger for børn på indskolingsniveau. Bøgerne fortæller om Søs‘ oplevelser i skolen og sammen med familien derhjemme. Hans Chr. Hansen (f. 1949) er en dansk forfatter, som er kendt for at have udgivet et væld af letlæselige børnebøger. Hansen fik sin debut i 1982 med bogen "Ferdinand og Eske" og er siden blandt andet blevet tildelt Kommunernes Skolebiblioteksforenings Forfatterpris (1992) og Årets Læse-let-forfatter (1999).
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Growing Up & Facts of Life Literature & Fiction
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