¡Ojo! ¡Vranek Parece Totalmente Inofensivo! - Nöstlinger, Christine
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Lele and her friends are always hanging out at her house, much to the chagrin of Vranek, an elderly professor who hates children and rents a room from her family. One day, Lele discovers that Vranek has devised a plan for taming the occasionally wild children. Lele and her friends aren't going to go down without a fight, though, and what ensues is a hilarious series of events." "Lele y sus amigos siempre pasan el tiempo en su casa, para el disgusto de Vranek, un profesor viejo que odia a los ninos y alquila una habitacion de su familia. Un dia, Lele descubre que Vranek ha concebido un plan…mehr

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Lele and her friends are always hanging out at her house, much to the chagrin of Vranek, an elderly professor who hates children and rents a room from her family. One day, Lele discovers that Vranek has devised a plan for taming the occasionally wild children. Lele and her friends aren't going to go down without a fight, though, and what ensues is a hilarious series of events." "Lele y sus amigos siempre pasan el tiempo en su casa, para el disgusto de Vranek, un profesor viejo que odia a los ninos y alquila una habitacion de su familia. Un dia, Lele descubre que Vranek ha concebido un plan para domesticar a los chicos ocasionalmente desfrenados. Lele y sus amigos no se quedaran cruzados de brazos, sin embargo, y lo que resulta es una serie de eventos divertidisimos.""
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Christine Nöstlinger is the author of more than 70 books for children in her native German. She was nominated for the Hans Christian Andersen Award in 1984 and received the Deutscher Jugendbuchpreis award for the best children's book published in Germany. Soraya Hernán-Gòmez has worked as a freelance literary translator for more than 10 years. She has translated more than 40 German and Austrian books in a variety of genres.