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Hans Christian AndersenSeries: Les Contes de Hans Christian Andersen
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Pages
3
Year
2021
Language
French
Publisher
SAGA Egmont

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Quand un enfant meurt, un ange vient le chercher pour le mener au ciel, et ils emmènent avec eux quelques fleurs pour qu'elles puissent fleurirent à nouveau là-haut. Cependant, cette fois-ci, quand l'ange vient, il reste plus longtemps que d'habitude sur terre et dans ce conte, Hans Christian Andersen nous raconte pourquoi.

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  • SeriesLes Contes de Hans Christian Andersen

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