Artilugia Agenda

Sinopsis del Libro

These diaries feature the loves, friendships, and family lives of Pascualina and Aldonza, a.k.a Artilugia, providing positive messages and advice for adolescents. Each includes bookmarks, stickers, and plastic pocket pages for storing special items. This diary of Pascualina's younger sister, Aldonza, chronicles her attempt to reconnect with a lost love through the adoption of a gypsy alter ego, Artilugia. Estas agendas revelan los amores, amistades y la vida familiar de Pascualina y su hermanita Aldonza, también conocido como Artilugia, mientras proporcionan mensajes positivos y consejos para los adolescentes. Cada una incluye marcadores, calcomanías y bolsillos plásticos para guardar artículos especiales. Esta agenda de Aldonza, la hermana menor de Pascualina, revela su intento de reconocer a su amor perdido a través de adoptar un álter ego que se llama Artilugia.

Información del Libro

Subtitulo : Diario de Amores y Locuras

Número de páginas 274

Autor:

Paulina Monckeberg

Categoría:

Juvenil No Ficción

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