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“Viendo aquellas enormes cajas de objetos, pensé lo absurdo que es almacenar cosas en vida. Ahí estaba todo aquello cogiendo polvo, sin dueño, tan huérfano y sin conseguir que ningún otro ser humano se interesase por ello de la misma forma que fue creado...”

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Book:Brújulas que buscan sonrisas perdidas
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