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Nice to meet you! I'm Piettro!
Good Morning Star Shining!
...Among smiles
Our Blue Angel
Copacabana is saying Yes!
My reading paradise!
Chicão Graduation's Party
Reading take us to other dimension!
During an unforgetable night
We were living in a dream
Natural Beauty
Reading is a world of dreams!
And life passes so quickly...
For all her chic thinness, she had an almost breakfast-cereal air of health, a soap-and-lemon cleanness, a rough pink darkening of the cheeks. --Truman Capote, "Breakfast at Tiffany's," 1958
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When I have launched this blog I did it with intention of spread Brazilian culture and culture produced by other countries around world. And then I wanna say thank you for the people from 120 countries who visit us. Thank you! Thanks to Washington Post, NYTimes, Amazon, USAToday, Paris Review, LRB, GoodReads, Time, Vogue, Esquire, Harpers, Simon and Schuster, Latimes, NPR, London Review and other sources by permission... You are the responsible by these dreams. Thank you for All!
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Nice to meet you! I'm Piettro!
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A very, very special day
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We were living in a dream
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Here you'll meet the best of famous authors like Truman Capote, Hemingway, Susan Sontag, Nelly Harper Lee, Colmin Toibin, Mark Twain, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Tolstoy, Maupassant, O. Henry, Clarice Lispector, Rudyard Kipling, James Joyce, Kerouac, and many, many other writers. Also you will watch videos with musics of The Beatles, Paul McCartney, Sepultura, Amalia Rodrigues, Taiguara, Iron Maiden, etc. and other videos.
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A fly by imagination
And life passes so quickly...
Because literature is part of our history.
The main idea of this Blog is spread the habit of reading. Literature is part of our lives. When enter in the Literature world, we read better and we improve our though and imagination.
I want, with this, divide a little of my dreams. Is to give opportunity to people read and know about works produced by ancient and contemporary writers, and mainly, myself to be insert in this wonderful world of the Letters.
I want, with this, divide a little of my dreams. Is to give opportunity to people read and know about works produced by ancient and contemporary writers, and mainly, myself to be insert in this wonderful world of the Letters.
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- The Original of Laura: A Novel in Fragments by Vla...
- Legend of a Suicide by David Vann
- Complicit by Nicci French
- Letters to Cathy by Cathy Cassidy
- Adrian Mole - The Prostrate Years by Sue Townsend
- Artemis Fowl, The Arctic Incident: The Graphic Nov...
- Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld. Illustrator Keith T...
- And Another Thing by Eoin Colfer - Extract
- Love and Summer by William Trevor Extract
- The Wrecker by Clive Cussler with Justin Scott (C...
- Juliet, Naked by Nick Hornby Excerpt (Chapter 1)
- No fim da infância, por Arrigo Barnabé
- O torneiro e o poeta, por Fábio Fujita
- Livros brotam no sertão, por Rodrigo Sombra
- Proust do pêndulo ao calendário por Mario Sergio C...
- O poeta e o mundo por Wislawa Szymborska
- Poemas de Wislawa Szymborska - Tradução de Henryk ...
- A poeta e a pedra - por EUCANAÃ FERRAZ | poemas de...
- The Mysteries of Pittsburgh by Michael Chabon - Re...
- A life runs backward - By Richard Rayner
- 'Humboldt's Gift' by Saul Bellow - Review by Richa...
- Latin American Authors - By Adam Fine
- Nathanael West and the writing of 'The Day of the ...
- A view from the 'Heights' - By Richard Rayner
- Huxley's demons and the grace of Hanif Kureishi - ...
- Slaughter and rubble - By Richard Rayner
- 'American Homicide'; 'Women Who Kill' - reviews by...
- 'American Original' by Joan Biskupic - Review by J...
- 'Googled: The End of the World as We Know It' - Re...
- 'Cleaving: A Story of Marriage, Meat, and Obsessio...
- 'Pops: A Life of Louis Armstrong' by Terry Teachou...
- AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS by Jules Verne - C...
- Gutted By Steven Shapin
- Emily v. Mabel - By Susan Eilenberg
- Crashing the Delphic Party - By Tim Whitmarsh
- Destroy the Miracle! By Lorna Scott Fox
- At the V&A by T.J. Clark
- About de Bogart by Jenny Diski
- Living on the Edge by R.W. Johnson
- Incandescent Memory by Thomas Powers
- Lula’s Brazil By Perry Anderson
- Petty Grotesques by Mark Ford
- Follow-the-Leader by Colm Tóibín
- Mostly Middle by Michael Hofmann
- Maximum Assistance from Good Cooking, Good Clothes...
- Robert Altman: The Oral Biography by Mitchell Zuck...
- Which titles should you choose for your kids? - By...
- The Toon Treasury of Classic Children's Comics by ...
- Tollins: Explosive Tales for Children by Conn Iggu...
- Eco books for kids: Saving the planet, one book at...
- The Complete Fairy Tales by Charles Perrault - Rev...
- Masterpiece Comics by R. Sikoryak, By David L. Ulin
- Angels, devils and Bigfoot - By Nick Owchar
- Movie review: 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' - By K...
- L.A.’s Wordtheatre in London pairs Nick Hornby and...
- A Good Fall by Ha Jin, book review by Julia M. Klein
- What the Dog Saw: And Other Adventures by Malcolm ...
- 'A Dream of Undying Fame' by Louis Breger - Book r...
- 'Memoir' by Ben Yagoda - Book review by Eryn Loeb
- Word Play: Going global by Sonja Bolle
- 'Time' by Eva Hoffman - Book review by David L. Ulin
- 'Invisible: A Novel' by Paul Auster - Book review ...
- Orhan Pamuk's L.A. stroll conjures up familiar sig...
- 'The Museum of Innocence' by Orhan Pamuk Book revi...
- 'Something in the Air' by Richard Hoffer - BOOK RE...
- 'The Queen Mother' by William Shawcross. Review By...
- Review review: The queen mother, a Nobel laureate ...
- John Irving, poolside in 1998 - Review by Daniel M...
- Nobel laureates in literature: the good, the bad a...
- Jonathan Lethem talks to Jacket Copy about pot, vi...
- Nobel laureates in literature: the good, the bad a...
- Philip Roth Bus Includes... Philip Roth - By Carol...
- Normal People Don't Live Like This' by Dylan Landi...
- 'The Big Burn' by Timothy Egan Book review by Mich...
- 'Tiepolo Pink' by Roberto Calasso - Book review by...
- 'Last Night in Twisted River' by John Irving - Boo...
- 'Dracula: The Un-Dead' by Dacre Stoker and Ian Hol...
- These Pirates Help Children Learn to Write
- Tackling Knut Hamsun - Reviewed by Matthew Shaer
- 'The Vampire Archives,' edited by Otto Penzler. Bo...
- Off The Shelf: Marry a banker? Why? - By Joanna Sm...
- Desert by Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio BOOK REVIEW...
- 'A Paradise Built in Hell: The Extraordinary Commu...
- Paperback Writers: Slaughter and rubble by Richard...
- PRESS CENSORSHIP
- United Nations
- Where home is by Chris Rose
- Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson: Plot s...
- Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury: the plot
- A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens: synopsis
- Exquisite strangers In poetry debut collections by...
- New in paperback By Richard Rayner
- New in paperback: Richard Yates, Denis Johnson, Ch...
- Dreams of a dreamer By Richard Rayner
- Patrick White's cruel visionaries By Richard Rayner
- Duke Elric: A cross between Conan and Camus By Ric...
- Tricks with a knife By Richard Rayner
- Nerds, private eyes and others By Richard Rayner
- Nathanael West and the writing of 'The Day of the ...
- A view from the 'Heights' By Richard Rayner
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