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The Giant Turnip by Henriette Barkow, Nallathamby Rajalingam · Booklabria

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Henriette Barkow, Nallathamby Rajalingam
The Giant Turnip

Children's fictionSchools

The Giant Turnip

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First published: 2001
Editions: 29 in 14 languages

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A book by Henriette Barkow, Nallathamby Rajalingam, first published in 2001. Open Library records 29 editions, in English, Albanian, Tamil, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, German, Italian, Persian, Punjabi, Russian and Spanish; the English edition is from Mantra Lingua, 2001, 26 pages.

Subjects: Children's fiction
Schools
Spanish language materials
Romans, nouvelles, etc. pour la jeunesse
Folklore
Fairy tales

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29 in 14 languages

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English14 Albanian2 Tamil2 Arabic1 All 14 languages

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