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medium . . . "Eu sou a humanidade, ela tinha escrito. Egoísta, obstinada, sentimental, infantil, vaidosa. Eu sou a humanidade. Cínica,...
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“Eu simplesmente não sei o que dizer. Essa One é cativante. Não sei é estranho o modo como ela te induz a ler e reler varias vezes. O jeito como é escrita ou até mesmo a forma como você interpreta ela. Acho que a palavra chave é essa: Interpretar, porque se você simplesmente lê, provavelmente entenderá uma grande quantidade de NADA! Mas se você parar o que está fazendo, ler e interpretar... Já não sei mais o que estou escrevendo. Eu li e disse "Preciso recomendar isso!" e bom.. Aqui estou eu. Então, por mais que seja pequena a escrita é leve e passa sentimentos. Eu gostei muito, e a autora está de parabéns.”
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