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“Essa drabble é uma história maravilhosa. Creio eu que ela deveria ser lida em todas as salas de aulas pelas próximas gerações! A autora, uma tal de Lady L, escreve tão bem, que por um instante eu pensei em estar dentro do universo da história. Em tão poucas palavras, descreveu tão bem cenários, aparências, mas principalmente: conseguiu desenvolver o enredo super bem! Essa obra prima deve ser lida por todos, até o fim da última geração. Todos devem saber que Lady L é uma autora de qualidade suprema!”
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