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The man at the end of the road - cover

The man at the end of the road

Fabio Soppa, Flavio Massimo Meridio

Publisher: Grafiche Stile Edizioni

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Summary

In this adventurous story, the protagonists must face both physical and personal obstacles. The friendship between the Man of the Woods and the other characters is crucial in overcoming them, but it is also the rope that provides security during the descents into the mine. It is the bond that drives them to not leave anyone behind, so that everyone can change and become better people. Central to the story are values such as friendship, trust, and the desire to improve people’s lives. The characters are fictional but are inspired by real people, and the places where the story unfolds lead the more curious reader to the entrance of a new world where technology comes to the aid of people. 
Available since: 12/24/2024.

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