Niño mundo = Everyboy / by Aurora Mateos ; translated by Roger O'Keefe and Juan Cobo ; ilustrations, Luis Eduardo Mejía Ayala.

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Mateos, Aurora, 1974-

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TextLanguage: English Original language: Spanish Publication details: [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2015.Description: 184 p. : ill. b&w ; 23 cmISBN:

9781517124755

Other title:

Everyboy

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Spanish drama

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Summary: Everyboy is the story of one boy meeting another, both of them ten years old, both of them with a fifteen-years-old sister, both of them with problems on their hands. But there’äÎ‚s a crucial difference. Hugo lives in the developed part of Mondia and Kam Sima in the underdeveloped. Hugo finds a note hidden in the sole of the trainers he gets for his birthday. It’äÎ‚s a message from the boy who stitched and glued them together. And so two worlds meet, the world of the boy who wears the shoes and world of the boy who makes them, whom Hugo sets out to find on a journey to maturity.

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Everyboy is the story of one boy meeting another, both of them ten years old, both of them with a fifteen-years-old sister, both of them with problems on their hands. But there’äÎ‚s a crucial difference. Hugo lives in the developed part of Mondia and Kam Sima in the underdeveloped. Hugo finds a note hidden in the sole of the trainers he gets for his birthday. It’äÎ‚s a message from the boy who stitched and glued them together. And so two worlds meet, the world of the boy who wears the shoes and world of the boy who makes them, whom Hugo sets out to find on a journey to maturity.

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