KOSMOS 680282 - Magic Zauberhut, Lerne einfach 35 Zaubertricks und Illusionen, Zauberkasten mit Zauberstab , für Kinder ab 6 Jahre

KOSMOS 680282 - Magic Zauberhut, Lerne einfach 35 Zaubertricks und Illusionen, Zauberkasten mit Zauberstab , für Kinder ab 6 Jahre

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KOSMOS 680282 - Magic Zauberhut, Lerne einfach 35 Zaubertricks und Illusionen, Zauberkasten mit Zauberstab , für Kinder ab 6 JahreMarke: Kosmos Eigenschaften: Zauberuntensilien fr 35 kinderleichte Tricks Viel Zubehr bietet die ideale Grundlage fr zahlreiche Zaubertricks, die mit einer ausfhrlichen Bild fr Bild Anleitung erklrt werden. Fr kleine Zauberer und angehende Zauberknstler Dank des magischen Zylinders ist es fr die kleinen Magier ein Leichtes, ihr Publikum zu verzaubern, z. B. beim Verschwinden lassen des weien Kaninchens. Groer Zauberhut mit Plschkaninchen Mit weiem

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★★★★★ 3

Works but will Dry Out Your Skin

Size: 6 Ounce (Pack of 1)

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Format: Paperback

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Myrtis Jackson

Grantham, US

★★★★★ 4

Good book

Format: Audiobook

Book was interesting but had a hard time with the Scottish accent. Plus I have hearing problems so that may have been part of the issue too.

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★★★★★ 3

Pronunciation matters, and I can't finish this book.

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