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    Through the dreams' peaks.
    Through the dreams' peaks.
    Through the dreams' peaks.
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    Through the dreams' peaks.

    By Daniela Mirisola

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    We don’t know each other yet, dear readers. But I fell there is something similar in us. Maybe the will to think, to ask questions, to find answers...
    Anyway, if you are reading this it means you are interested in flying through the dreams’ peaks!
    So, let’s see where nature and the emotion of meetings, of dear ones and of thoughts bring us.
    Landscapes, weather conditions, chemicals... they have always been talking to me. And I listen to them. Listen you too.
    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherlfapublisher
    Release dateJan 16, 2020
    ISBN9788833432151
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