Tag: paulo coelho
Author: Paulo Coelho
Edition language: English
Characters: Brida
Published March 1st 2009 by HarperTorch (first published 1990)
Format: Paperback, 266 pages
ISBN: 0007274459
ISBN13: 9780007274451
Genre: Romance, fantasy, spirituality, literature
Brida is a young, Irish girl, who seeks spirituality and knowledge through her path of becoming a witch. On her journey she learns many things, meet many...
Author: Paulo Coehlo
Original title: Adultério
Language(s): English, Portuguese
ISBN: 1101874082 (ISBN13: 9781101874080)
Genre: Philosophy, Romance, Literature, Spirituality
The story is about the Woman named Linda, in her thirties, weighing 150 pounds, five-eight-foot tall, who wears the best clothes money can buy. She agrees that she can evoke desire in men and envy in...
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Edition language: English
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ISBN13: 9789384030742
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