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Do you want to discover what a fireman does in his everyday life?Learn to read with Bernard, the fireman! Bernard the Fireman is the first story from the Learn to Read collection in UPPERCASE and lowercase letters, which is arranged according to reading difficulty, number 1 being the easiest and number 9 the most challenging.Each page contains the same text twice: above in lowercase letters and below in CAPITAL LETTERS (uppercase). It teaches capital letters and makes the change towards lowercase easier. At the end of the book, you can find a message to think about.Titles in the collection: 1) Bernard, The Fireman2) Brave3) Small, A Happy Grain Of Sand4) The Fireless Dragon5) Simba The Lion6) The Pirate’ s Treasure7) The Man With Three Hairs8) The Yellow Car9) Long TrunkThe collection is designed to learn to read and is arranged according to reading difficulty.

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Once there was a man who only had three hairs, and he loved them so much he had even named them. One was called Joey, another Johnny and the shortest of all Tony. Despite his complex, George finds out that if he takes itwith humor, having little hair can be even fun... Seventh story from the Learn to Read collection in UPPER CASE and lowercase letters, which is ordered according to reading difficulty with number 1 being the easiest and number 9 being the most challenging. Each page contains the same text: above in lowercase letters and below in CAPITAL LETTERS (upper case). It enables capital letters and the change towards printed characters to be worked on. At the end of the book, you can discover a message to think about it. Collection titles: 1) Bernard, The Fireman 2) Brave 3) Small, A Happy Grain Of Sand 4) The Fireless Dragon 5) Simba The Lion 6) The Pirate’s Treasure 7) The Man With Three Hairs 8) The Yellow Car 9) Long Trunk The collection is designed to learn to read and is ordered according to reading difficulty.

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SUMMARY IN SPANISH: Habí a una vez un hombre que solo tení a tres pelos y los querí a tanto que incluso les habí a puesto nombre. Uno se llamaba Pepito, otro Juanito y el má s corto, Antoñ ito. Pese a su complejo, Jorge descubre que si se lo toma con humor, el tener poco pelo puede ser incluso divertido… El hombre que tení a tres pelos es el sé ptimo cuento de la colecció n Aprender a leer en letra MAYÚ SCULA e imprenta, en españ ol, que está ordenada en funció n de la dificultad lectora, siendo el nÚ mero 1 el má s sencillo y el nÚ mero 9 el má s complejo.El texto es rimado y está escrito en ambos tipos de letra para facilitar el salto de una a la otra. En cada pá gina se encuentra el mismo texto dos veces: arriba en letra de imprenta y abajo en letra de PALO (mayÚ sculas). Permite trabajar la lectura en letra mayÚ scula y el cambio hacia la letra de imprenta. Al final del libro encontrará s un mensaje para reflexionar.Tí tulos de la colecció n: 1) Daniel, el bombero2) Valiente3) Pequeñ o, el granito de arena travieso4) El dragó n que no tení a fuego5) Simba, el leó n6) El tesoro de pirata7) El hombre que tení a tres pelos8) El coche amarillo9) Trompa largaLa colecció n está pensada para aprender a leer y se ordena en funció n de la dificultad lectora. LIBRO ESCRITO ORIGINALMENTE EN ESPAñ OL.SUMMARY IN ENGLISH: Once upon a time there was a man who only had three hairs and he loved them so much that he had even named them. One was called Pepito, another Juanito and the shortest, Antoñ ito. Despite his complex, Jorge discovers that if he takes it with humor, having little hair can even be fun... El hombre que tení a tres pelos is the seventh story from the Learn to Read collection in UPPERCASE and lowercase letters, in Spanish, which is arranged according to reading difficulty, number 1 being the easiest and number 9 the most challenging.Each page contains the same text twice: above in lowercase letters and below in CAPITAL LETTERS (uppercase). It teaches capital letters and makes the change towards lowercase easier. At the end of the book, you can find a message to think about.Titles in the collection: 1) Daniel, el bombero2) Valiente3) Pequeñ o, el granito de arena travieso4) El dragó n que no tení a fuego5) Simba, el leó n6) El tesoro de pirata7) El hombre que tení a tres pelos8) El coche amarillo9) Trompa largaThe collection is designed to learn to read and is arranged according to reading difficulty.ORIGINALLY WRITTEN IN SPANISH.

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SUMMARY IN SPANISH: ¿ Quieres descubrir qué es lo que hace un bombero en su dí a a dí a? Todo el mundo conoce a Daniel el bombero, que tiene un camió n rojo y reluciente que se llama como é l. ¿ Quieres saber qué tipo de trabajo hace un bombero tan valiente y simpá tico como Daniel?Daniel el bombero es el primer cuento de la colecció n Aprender a leer en letra MAYÚ SCULA e imprenta, en españ ol, que está ordenada en funció n de la dificultad lectora, siendo el nÚ mero 1 el má s sencillo y el nÚ mero 9 el má s complejo.El texto es rimado y está escrito en ambos tipos de letra para facilitar el salto de una a la otra. En cada pá gina se encuentra el mismo texto dos veces: arriba en letra de imprenta y abajo en letra de PALO (mayÚ sculas).Permite trabajar la lectura en letra mayÚ scula y el cambio hacia la letra de imprenta.LIBRO ESCRITO ORIGINALMENTE EN ESPAñ OL.SUMMARY IN ENGLISH: Do you want to find out what a firefighter does on a daily basis? Everyone knows Daniel the fireman, who has a shiny red truck named after himself. Do you want to know what kind of work a firefighter as brave and friendly as Daniel does?Daniel, el bombero is the first title in the Aprender a leer en letra MAYÚ SCULA e imprenta collection, in Spanish, which is arranged according to reading difficulty, number 1 being the simplest and number 9 the most challenging.The text is rhymed and written in both fonts to make it easier to jump from one to the other. On each page the same text is found twice: at the top in lowercase letters and at the bottom in CAPITAL letters.It allows to work the reading in capital letter and the change towards lowercase letter. ORIGINALLY WRITTEN IN SPANISH.

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