The man who had three hairs: Books in Spanish to learn to read / Stories with values, acceptance, respect, humor, understanding / In capital letters (stick) and print

Story in Spanish for boys and girls from 5 years old in capital letters and printing. Ideal to start reading progressively. Once upon a time there was a man who only had three hairs and he loved them so much that he even named them. One was called Pepito, another Juanito and the shortest Antoñito. Despite his complex, Jorge discovers that if he takes it humorously, having little hair can even be funny... "The man who had three hairs" is the seventh story in the "Learn to read" collection in CAPITAL letters and printing, with more than 150,000 copies sold, which is ordered according to reading difficulty, number 1 being the simplest and number 9 the most complex. 📚  LEARNING TO READ COLLECTION 1. Daniel the fireman 2. Brave 3. Small, the mischievous grain of sand 4. The dragon that had no fire 5. Simba the lion 6. Pirate's Treasure 7. The man who had three hairs 8. The yellow car 9. Long trunk ⭐ PRODUCT INFORMATION ISBN: 978-84-17210-27-4 Author: Joan Rossell Illustrator: Eva Janáriz Format: Softcover, 17 x 21 cm Pages: 24 Spanish Language Age: 5+ years RRP: 7 EUR *Some copies of this title have been printed in China, instead of Spain. Recommended age: 5+ years / Language of the book: Spanish