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Aventurile lui Habarnam și ale prietenilor săi | Nikolai Nosov

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In Orasul Florilor, locuitorii sai prichindei au nume care spun totul despre talentele, ocupatiile si firile lor: Stietot, Pilula, Surubel si Piulita, Limonada, Glontisor, Acuarela, Posibil si Probabil. Este clar ca Habarnam nu stie nimic! Degeaba incearca sa se faca muzicant, pictor, poet, sofer de curse...Dar transformarea lui incepe sa se petreaca odata cu plecarea intr-o expeditie nemaipomenita in lumea prichindeilor, la capatul careia Habarnam stie chiar sa si citeasca!

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TheBibliophilicOwl

Aventurile lui Habarnam și ale prietenilor săi | Nikolai Nosov

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I love it! I read this book as much and as many times I can, since I am in college now... And it never loses her charm, the nostalgia hits me quite hard! 😢 😢

TheBibliophilicOwl

Aventurile lui Habarnam și ale prietenilor săi | Nikolai Nosov

Although this book is from the Soviet period, translated in my mother tongue, the Romanian language, means the beginning of me as a bibliophile and avid reader. It is the first book I ever read, and the most fascinating for me... I recommend it fully!