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📚✨ L'amante perduta di Shakespeare di Felicia Kingsley è un viaggio tra passato e presente, tra misteri, libri antichi e un po' d'amore 🔍♥️. Letto, amato e ... valutato: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ su 5! #BookTok #booktokitalia #lamanteperdutadishakespeare #feliciakingsley @Zia Felicia @newtoncomptoneditori

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and after a week of books, I finally put my review on it, "La Mante perduta di Shakespeare di Felicia Kinzley". This book is the prequel of another book, which is the first year of love. The protagonist that we will find in this book is Nick Monte Cristo, which is the only one we will find in this book. Obviously, here in the first year of love we will have Nick Monte Cristo in the full of his career. Meanwhile, here we have Nick Monte Cristo, which is also found in what I want to talk about. This book is a book that I personally loved, because it was Lenny, if I'm not mistaken, Felicia was used to a double pub, so it was always different, but the thing that I loved the most was the fact that they were passed present. So the double pub was passed present, and so it seemed to me to always be reading two stories, particularly at the most beautiful moments, locked and passed on to the other pub, you can say, "No, I want to be in the end, so I will read you all the other pub, so you will come to the second pub and then walk again, so this thing I really loved it so much. There have been a lot of spaces, so that's why, well, I'm already happy, but in chapter 40 we say that our angelette has gone a little further, but it was really quite scary. And one thing that I loved so much was how she managed to put historical links, okay, in this language, without doing anything wrong. In fact, this was a bit of my concern at the beginning, for the risk that it was so historical, because she talked about a comment of Shakespeare, one of his texts of Shakespeare, so the risk of having to do a bit of history was so much, while he managed to combine all his knowledge in a really, really optimal way. So this has been really, really happy. The only, the only peck, if I have to say it is, as far as the playlist is concerned, at the end of the book, as I have always used, which was very, very, very nice in general, quite followed. In general, the musicals that were used only to some artists, I mean, what did they do at the end, how did they inspire artists and so on, and no, but it was really a very good book and it was quite scary, like literature, so it was really a very high level, my evaluation is 5 stars and so on. And we'll see you next time, and don't forget to subscribe to our comments, what do you think about them? A kiss, bye, bye!