Cuentos Aleatorios De Un Cotidiano Sin Amor
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Cuentos aleatorios de un cotidiano sin amor
Author: Randhal Wendel Fernando de Souza Santos
language: es
Publisher: Babelcube Inc.
Release Date: 2019-06-15
Este libro es un relato sencillo sobre el amor (o su falta). Sobre cómo el amor (o su falta) transforma una vida. Y sobre las historias aleatorias que se cruzan en el medio del camino. Sobre almas que se adoptan y terminan modificando unas a otras, gracias al amor “La fachada amarilla medio descolorida del viejo edificio combinaba bien con el girasol solitario en la ventana de algún apartamento. La ventana de ellos también tendría un girasol amarillo, girando siempre en busca del sol. Así como ellos, estaría siempre mirando en la dirección de un sol luminoso y radiante, que les traería la esperanza de un futuro alegre y feliz. Al día siguiente, descubrirían dónde quedaba el Consejo Tutelar o el Juzgado de Menores de aquella pequeña ciudad medio escondida en el fin del mundo. Por primera vez, la vida tenía sentido para ella, y finalmente supo lo que le faltaba. Le faltaba amor.”
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