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Ámala (siempre) libre
by Atticus · Espasa · tapa blanda · 240 pages
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Pages: 240 pagesAuthor: AtticusPublisher: EspasaFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 16/1/2018ISBN: ISBN 9788467051544
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Synopsis of Ámala (siempre) libre
Ámala (siempre) libre captura los pequeños y grandes momentos de la vida, desde la primera mirada de un nuevo amor en París hasta la exuberancia del espíritu femenino. Este poemario es una selección de poesías conocidas e inéditas de Atticus, un joven poeta que ha ganado miles de seguidores en Instagram. En esta colección, Atticus explora la energía de iniciar una relación, las realidades del compromiso y la nostalgia de estar solo. Nos recuerda que necesitamos momentos de belleza y dolor para apreciar todo lo que la vida y el amor pueden ofrecernos.
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Atticus
Atticus is a masculine name of Greek origin meaning "from Attica." The name is often used in reference to Atticus Finch, a heroic lawyer who represents an African American man accused of rape by a white woman in a racist Southern United States town in Harper Lee’s 1960 novel To Kill a Mockingbird. Usage of the name continued to increase even after the publication of the 2015 sequel Go Set a Watchman, a novel which presents a more conflicted version of Atticus Finch who also holds racist beliefs. The name has been steadily increasing in usage in the United States. It has been among the top 1,000 names for boys in the United States since 2004 and among the top 300 since 2020.
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