Das kleine Haus am Fluss

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Das kleine Haus am FlussJuss und seine Familie wohnen in dem kleinen Haus am Fluss. Mit seiner Cousine Amber, die direkt neben ihnen wohnt, schwimmt er im Fluss, erffnet in seinem Zimmer ein Museum oder grbt versehentlich das Skelett von Omas verstorbenem Hund im Garten aus Fr Kinder kann es keinen schneren Ort geben! Bis eines Tages ein Lastwagenfahrer das kleine Haus rammt und es fast zum Einsturz bringt. Aber Juss und seine Familie wissen, was das Wichtigste ist:

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Format: Paperback

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