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001 61445187
003 OCoLC
005 20151005050055.0
008 050907s2001 gr a j 000 1 gre d
020 $a9603784214 (hbk.) :$c$27.95
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092 $aGREEK jPS$bBouL
100 1 $aBoulōtēs, Chrēstos.
245 14 $a[To teleutaio chryso augo tou kosmou] /$cChrēstos Boulōtēs ; eikonographēsē Nikolas Andrikopoulos.
260 $aAthēna :$bEkdoseis Patakē,$c2001.
300 $a26 p. :$bill. ;$c31 cm
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500 $aEnglish title supplied by vendor: Last golden egg in the world.
520 $aMany years ago in Lake Makantoua, lived a duck that hatched golden eggs. Every duck would die after laying a golden egg. This would happen only when the red patch of its neck was touched by a human hand. This is the fairy tale that the little girl heard from her grandmother. What will happen when the fairy tale comes true and the last strange duck offers the last golden egg to the little girl? (Description from publisher)
546 $aText in Greek.
650 0 $aChildren' s stories, Greek (Modern)
650 0 $aFairy tales.
700 1 $aAndrikopoulos, Nikolas,$d1955-
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