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First thus- Spanish language edition. Steptoe's first book, published in 1969 when he was only 19, and an instant classic - told in the words of a young boy who first resents the presence of a younger boy who comes to stay in his house, and then regrets his loss as he realizes Stevie was 'kinda like a little brother.' Illustrated with glowing full-color pictures by the author. En espanol. Traduccion de Teresa Mlwawer. . . 'Un dia mama me dijo:' Ex-library with few markings, but overall tight and clean in a near fine dj (price-clipped.) .ISBN # 0-06-0270381 

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