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Synnøve, Moses & Lea Mouse
In this Bible workshop, Lea Mouse gets to hear about the story of Moses. The story is told in three chapters by priest Synnøve.
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In this Bible workshop, Lea Mouse gets to hear about the story of Moses. The story is told in three chapters by priest Synnøve.
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Genre:History, Animation
Written By:Synnøve Skree Skjeldal
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:IKO forlag
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