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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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“The cangaço is part of the history of Brazil, even more so of the Northeast. Contrary to what many people think, the bandits were not just mercenaries; some groups had a more "Robin Hood" spirit, although I, personally, still condemn these attitudes of stealing from someone to give to the poor with one simple word: stealing, but that's beside the point. Ultimately, this sensational story by this wonderful author portrays well the northeastern reality of the time, the customs, the language, the actions, the relationships, the stereotypes, in short, the way of being. It also portrays the reality of the cangaço well, giving me the certainty that the author, Luh Castellan, did a lot of research to create this beautiful story, which is very good. The romance is excellent, as is the action in the story. As a good Northeasterner, I feel proud to see the mastery in the details of our ancient reality, considering that some of these customs persist to this day. The author also fulfills an important mission of locating the reader in the characteristic expressions, offering us a glossary for each chapter. Furthermore, I really liked the character’s philosophy about death, good and evil at the end. This is excellent, as it makes the characters look less like dolls, also giving their reasoning, thoughts, and philosophy. My sincere congratulations to the author for such a masterful work. I'm her fan, Luh. For those looking for a good novel with good pinches of action, drama and conflicts in an ancient setting, this is one of the best.”
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