β Scribed by Elvira Lindo
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Manolito regresa para contarnos una de sus experiencias mΓ‘s inolvidables. Sale de viaje con su padre en el camiΓ³n y abandona Carabanchel por primera vez en su vida. Sus descubrimientos y aventuras son una sorpresa. Juntos vivirΓ‘n y compartirΓ‘n experiencias llenas de ternura y humor.
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