大野狼阿公

ISBN-10: 9571435856
ISBN-13: 9789571435855
Category: Grandparents
Pages: 55
Language: Chinese
Published: 2002
Authors: 吳健豐, 方梓

Description

There is a big bad wolf lives in a cottage in the woods. Does he really eat children?

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