Bittersweet
Bittersweet

Bittersweet

Synopsis

Short stories, small feelings, simple existences conveyed in a few words. Nothing sweet, much less salty.
14+Histoire terminée~21min de lecture

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—---------------------------------------------------------------- Qual é a razão do universo? Quem é você? Sou a favor de pensamentos filo...

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“Agridoce compõe uma série de contos de 100 à 200 palavras que encantam, mexem com seu emocional, com a sua criatividade e ainda deixam um gosto de quero mais. São adoráveis! Cada conto é mágico, único e original. Conseguiu encaixar as palavras-chaves do desafio de Outubro tão bem que você não consegue encontrá-las de primeira. A escrita é envolvente e consegue transpassar o sentimento do personagem pra você, e muitas vezes te deixam refletindo sobre a vida. Eu super recomendo! São drabbles muito gostosos de ler e marcantes. Recomendo inclusive comentar, pois a escritora é muito simpática!”

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