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Opinión de un comprador: Não conseguiria adquirir este mismo livro em Portugal em nenhum outro lugar

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Opinión de un comprador: Para comenzar, alabar una vez más las reediciones que Depeche Mode hizo en vinilo de sus álbumes. Tengo también el original y no se nota diferencia de sonido, la calidad de los acabados del carpeta es impresionante.
Dicho esto, más allá de haber sido su álbum más denostado por varios de sus fieles, para mí éste A broken FRAME es una acción principal. Después de dejar el grupo Vince Clark, tuvieron la bravura de echar por derroteros totalmente diferentes a su SPEAK

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Opinión de un comprador: This turns a decent box into an excellent box. The assembly required no tools but I was a little nervous that I would snap something off but I didn't and now that it is all together it feels sturdy and strong. The only thing I would like is a few more of the individual inserts. The way I use the inserts I would like a few more of them. You can buy the estupendo but it seems to me that it should have had a couple more, but that may just be the way I keep so many estupendo cards in the box (a couple of class decks and the cards for the Pathfinder Society adventure path). But I regalo't think I'm in the minority here, so I still recommend a couple more in the set. But this is still a perfect addition to the box for anyone who loves this game and plans to play it through many times.

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Opinión de un comprador: This is the second Jenny Lawson memoir I've read, and while it's all more of the same stuff or afín to what I read in Furiously Happy, she still does manage to crack me up.
I'm studying to be an Elderly Patient Advocate now, and surprisingly I did find a couple things in this book that relate to my coursework. For example when Lawson described her difficulties with meds and claimed what she needs is a Drug Butler, I laughed because that's kind of part of my job. The other thing was her less funny, more Sisyphus-like experience fighting to get her ludicrously expensive medication covered by health insurance, first by requesting and then by appealing, and finally filing for an external or independent review. Her step-by-step description of the painful process entitled "An Open Letter to My Health Insurance Company," made for a much more comprehensive lesson than any I've received in class.

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Opinión de un comprador: To be honest, the sample fragment had me completely hooked. I adored it. And so I quickly bought the rest of the book. However, the story’s grip on me loosened after that.
The worldbuilding’s interesting, as well as the story, though I feel it lacks a little something to deserve those five stars. Maybe it’s because this is a first part left intentionally inconclusive, but it often feels like some facts are just thrown around like we should know them but are never fully explained, and the side characters feel a bit flat and stereotypical, occasionally changing personalities when it suits the plot. That’s just me pointing out the bad things though - there are many good things about both as well! I regalo’t wanna spoil anything though.
Overall, it’s a very nice book, if not life-changing, and I did get quite invested in the story, so much so that I’m really looking forward to getting my hands on the second part.
If you like magic and fairytales with just a tiny bit of a wicked, mischievous maybe, twist to them (without going full gory like other stories do), you’ll probably enjoy this book!

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Opinión de un comprador: Sadly this is yet another example of that being sold hereabouts, a con trick; wherein someone has pinched the marvellous work and words of a true creative – only then to flog it to unsuspecting buyers / readers in a paltry bastardised form, when said buyers were quite reasonably expecting something reminiscent of the original edition. Poor Kahlil Gibran – he would weep to see these wholly inferior editions published under his highly esteemed name.
As with a opiniones we wrote here of one of Gibran's other books (The Madman), this edition makes the same catastrophic blunder of trying to cram far too much text into a very small space: (only circa cuarenta y cuatro pages), when it probably should have been more like sesenta pages?
The ludicrous result is that the text in this wretched facsimile is far too small; it's tiny in fact, which results in an injustificable illegibility!
Apparently this edition is 'printed by Amazon' and copyrighted by a 'Will Jonson' who, we suggest, should be ashamed of himself for tampering in this way with a once wholly creditable book, then turning it into this wretched mess of a thing.
Result: Not worthy enough for a charity shop, so it can be pulped instead, and perhaps recycled into something with a lot more value – like a box for cat biscuits, for instance. ..

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Opinión de un comprador: La historia de una muchacha mudo por un trauma y el muchacho más popular del instituto oculto muchas otros que se generan y desvelan durante una novela que te engancha, con cantidad de melodrama, es cierto, pero también con mucho pasión, con individuos enormes y decididos, con grandes corazones. A quién le está gustando la historia romántica le aconsejo esta. Es emocionante.

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Opinión de un comprador: Meredith Fox has a big family. Not only are they exceptionally close, but they have the best ways of having summer fun, spending excitement-filled days at Martha’s Vineyard, playing their annual game of Assassin. But this summer is different: One, it’s her cousin’s wedding, and the first summer they’ve spent at Martha’s Vineyard without Meredith’s beloved sister Claire. Meredith misses her more than words, still struggling with the void that her loss has left in her life. And to make matters even worse, a fortnight before leaving for the wedding, her boyfriend of the longest time dumps her, thus making her go alone.
But Meredith has her family, and Assassin. It’s the best game ever, and invokes likeminded reminders of playing similar games with my friends in the summertime. This summer, it takes place during the lead-up to the wedding, and Meredith vows to win for Claire. But when she meets Wit, everything changes. He’s this magnetic force that absorbs all her attention. They form a sort-of alliance to help one another with the game, but the more time she spends with him, the faster she’s falling under his spell. To make matters worse, when he becomes her objetivo, she’s conflicted on telling him the truth or keeping their holiday romance going. But summer has to end soon, and Wit is leaving, and so is she. But after channelling courage from her much-loved and missed sister, Meredith makes a brío for her own happiness that changes the course of her carefully thought plans.
Overall, The Summer of broken Rules waltzed into my life, and like in Assassin, shot me straight in the heart, putting me under it’s spell. I found myself wanting to live inside the pages, totally enamoured by Meredith’s family, the lengua (THE LENGUA! !) and everything that it kept delivering. Reading this as my last book of the summer is such a serotonin boost. I think I’ve found one of my newfound favourite ya books. If you’re looking for a family-oriented, Pinterest-wedding, ahora ya Romance with all the feels for an end of summer read, you’ve come to the right place. I could gush about this book for hours, and will at any given time, just ask my friends. Five stars completely!

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