The World of Dreams
Meg is a 15-year-old girl, very studious, living through the most normal teenage problems, like spoiled cheerleaders and cute boys... In addition to her older brother, who keeps getting into trouble with drinking, due to the death of his parents. parents and to escape responsibilities. her life goes on normally, until the moment she finds a book, the dream book. A magical portal that connects the human mind to the parallel universe of dreams. But does not stop there! Her family hides an important secret about the origin of this world, which will become very important in the future. Now Meg and her brother will have to take care, with friendships, people, secrets, and most importantly, with their own minds.
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seja bem-vindx ao universo particular (e esquisito) que habita minha mente! aqui encontrarão um pouco de minhas amontoadas ideias - quais ai...
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“Eu estou aqui para recomendar essa história(NÃO MAGINA...),tipo ela muito perfeita bem escrita e faz com que você não consiga para de ler.Você fica muito vidrada na história,se envolve com os personagens,chora com eles,ri com eles,medo... enfim vive tudo aquilo como se fosse com você,sente raiva ,e vontade de matar uns certos personagens (e muita). Se você não leu,corra e vá lé,essa história tem tudo(tudo mesmo) pra virar um livro,se você gosta ,então faça igual a mim e recomende e deixa mais um escritora feliz.r Eu sei que se você irá gostar,por que meu deus essa história é muito perfeita e eu sei que já disse isso mais não consigo parar...então continuo é muito bom,perfeito,e animador ler esse "livro"... E gostaria de completar dizendo meu Deus me apaixonei por alguns certos personagens...E você também irá...”
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