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“Podrían ocurrirte cosas espantosas cuando menos te lo esperabas, en soleadas mañanas de sábado, y tenías que vivir con las consecuencias todos los días. Pero, al parecer, también podían ocurrir cosas maravillosas. Podían obligarte a hacer un viaje, sin saber a quién conocerías. Sin saber que te cambiaría la vida.”

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Book:Amy & Roger's Epic Detour
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