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Ang paaralan ni Fuwan by Victoria Añonuevo · Booklabria

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Ang paaralan ni Fuwan

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Ang paaralan ni FuwanVictoria AñonuevoAñonuevo

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First published: 2002

Synopsis

Fuwan cannot go to school because she has to help her father in the rice field. Her teacher and classmates help her to take out the weeds so she will not miss school.

Subjects: Schools
Bilingual
Tagalog language materials

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Publisher: Adarna House
Published: 2002
Language: Tagalog
Contributor: Blu, Biboy
ISBN-10: 9715081711

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