Mi abuelo el luchador Cover

Mi abuelo el luchador / My Grandfather the Wrestler

ISBN: 9786077661702
Authors: Ramos Revilla, Antonio
Publisher: Ediciones El Naranjo
Binding: Hardcover
Language: Spanish
MPN:
174789

Description

The narrator in this story talks about his grandfather's amazing feats in the ring, but shares that his toughest fight in the world happened long before he became a professional wrestler.

Details

ISBN:
9786077661702
Publisher:
Ediciones El Naranjo
Authors:
Ramos Revilla, Antonio
Illustrators:
Ramos Revilla, Antonio
Binding:
Hardcover
Published Date:
2014
Grade Minimum:
1
Grade Maximum:
3
Language:
Spanish
Original Language:
Spanish
Guided Reading:
L
Page:
36
Theme:
Family, Siblings, Parents, Grandparents

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