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ENFOQUE DIFERENCIAL DE NIÑOS, NIÑAS Y ADOLESCENTES Mayo 2020 LITERATURA Memoria, Conflicto Armado, Construcción De Paz Y ENFOQUE DIFERENCIAL DE NIÑOS, NIÑAS Y ADOLESCENTES Mayo 2020 LITERATURA Memoria, conflicto armado, construcción de paz y niñez Nombre del libro Autor/autora Guillermo Jorge Manuel José Mem Fox Niña bonita Ana María Machado El perro del Cerro y la Rana de la Sabana Ana María Machado Un pajarito me contó Ana María Machado Tengo miedo Ivar Da Coll Los niños piensan la paz (Proyecto de lectura y Javier Naranjo Moreno escritura de la subgerencia cultural del banco de la república) Un largo camino Beatriz Eugenia Vallejo Franco El retorno Beatriz Eugenia Vallejo Franco Murciélago en apuros Beatriz Eugenia Vallejo Franco La decisión de Humberto Beatriz Eugenia Vallejo Franco Camino a casa Jairo Buitrago y Rafael Yockteng Eloísa y los bichos Jairo Buitrago Rafael Yockteng ¿Porqué viajan las jaibas? 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