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Christopher Hood

Casa editrice: Brown Dog Books

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The book of peace that will open doors to new realities.  Written in poetry form, short stories, a book of spells, bringing back old folk heroes Robin Hood and little Miss Riding Hood, along with shamans, angels, wizards and magicians.  Questioning the way of life and its current state of affairs, whilst creating an opening for the reader to question their own mind and existence.  The reader will be left with a personal choice as they enter a new future.
Disponibile da: 22/11/2022.

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