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Deze kleurplaat laat een magisch bos zien, vol leuke dieren die wachten om ingekleurd te worden. In het midden springt een schattig hertje door het gras, klaar voor zijn avontuur. Aan de linkerkant zie je een konijntje samen met een kleintje, misschien de baby van het konijn! 🐰
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