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- L'Œuvre au noir (173)
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- Piccolo trattato di ciclosofia (159)
- Il mondo visto dal sellino
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- Storia di una gabbianella e del gatto che le insegnò a volare (18069)
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- Rumble Tumble (94)
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- One for the Money (211)
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By Janet Evanovich -
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- Lo Hobbit (19906)
- o la riconquista del tesoro
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- L'arabe (3)
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By Antoine Audouard -
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- Machine of Death (23)
- A collection of stories about people who know how they will die
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- La gaga des traboules (1)
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By Philippe Bouin -
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- Sweet Thursday (35)
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By John Steinbeck -
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- Natale in Noir (18)
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By Sandrone Dazieri, Angelo Marenzana, Gianfranco Ferrari, … -
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- La Vérité sur Cesare Battisti (9)
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By Fred Vargas -
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- Sandman Slim (18)
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By Richard Kadrey -
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- Bakuman, Vol. 19 (1)
- Decision and Joy
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By Tsugumi Ōba -
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- The Age of Innocence (477)
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By Edith Wharton -
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Sandman Slim
...And then it became Dresden File from hell. Clever one liners, hard-boiled style. But little substance, and above all, the feeling that anything illogical might happen to change the course of the plot. And guess what, it does. The long finale is long, obviously written to set up sequels, for which ... (continue)
...And then it became Dresden File from hell. Clever one liners, hard-boiled style. But little substance, and above all, the feeling that anything illogical might happen to change the course of the plot. And guess what, it does. The long finale is long, obviously written to set up sequels, for which I won't be coming back, sorry!