Beowulf

ISBN-10
9150218530
ISBN-13
9789150218534
Series
Beowulf
Pages
63
Language
Swedish
Published
2011
Author
Rob Lloyd Jones

Description

Ett fruktansvärt monster sprider skräck i Danmark. Ingen har lyckats besegra det. Då kommer Beowulf och hans män. Beowulf ger sig iväg ensam för att strida. Skall han lyckas? Den här hjältesagan finns i olika utgåvor. Den här är lättläst och rikligt illustrerad. [Barnbokskatalogen].

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