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"Só não se perca ao entrar no meu infinito particular" Sou Luiza Lorena, mas prefiro ser chamada pelo meu segundo nome. Uma...
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“Existem algumas histórias que são capazes de nos demonstrar, de maneira singela, o que muitas palavras não poderiam dizer. Através do uso das cores – intensas e frias – a autora da obra retrata recortes de momentos de uma relação que vai se desenvolvendo através de um pincel de aquarela. Uma história simples, retratada de maneira bastante real e que nos faz refletir um pouco mais sobre a vida, Cores vai encantar qualquer um que resolva dar uma chance a ela. Não tem como voltar atrás depois de colorir seu mundo! [Baleia Fanfiqueira]”
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