Dime tú cómo lo ves - Lucía González Orozco



Ce livre rassemble des publications du compte du même titre sur Facebook et autant dire que ça se sent. Sur chaque page on trouve une réflexion du style basic inspirational quote absolument insipide dans la plupart des cas. Les magnifiques illustrations de Vero Navarro constituent en réalité le seul attrait du livre.




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