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                                            Oxford University Press
                                        
                                        Gold Dust
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                                                                                                                                                    Oprawa: Miękka
                                                                                            Opis
                                Inez and her brother are amazed to find a huge hole being dug right outside the front door of their father's shop. Then suddenly more holes appear all over the main street and before long the cars can't use the road and everyone has to walk around balancing on planks of wood.  It can only be a matter of time before the foundations give way and the whole town collapses.  People are travelling from all over the country - the word on everyone's lips is GOLD. A fast-paced tale of a South American gold rush, told with all Geraldine McCaughrean's usual skill and verve. A rich tale of the lust for money that undermines an entire Brazilian town The Guardian This novel is pure gold dust: not only teenagers will value it. Times Educational Supplement This novel is a feat of imagination and genuinely awe-inspiring in its scope and authority. Books For Your Children An engrossing, funny, tragic blockbuster of a story. Junior Bookshelf
                            
                        Szczegóły
Rok wydania
                                            2007
                                        Oprawa
                                            Miękka
                                        Ilość stron
                                            240
                                        ISBN
                                            9780192755292
                                        EAN
                                            9780192755292
                                        Kraj produkcji
                                            PL
                                        Producent
                                            
                                                GPSR Oxford University Press Espana S.A.
                                                
                                                     
                                                    
                                            
                                        
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                                                28022 El Parque Empresarial San Fernando de Henares
PL
916602600
[email protected]
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