Lepa Brena Monologue

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I think the book is very good and I like it. I picked it up in the library before 16 days and I read it within 4-5 days, reading every day at 76 pages with a cup of coffee. The book is awesome, I recommend everyone to read it, especially the elderly from 74 to 107 years. I do not know what to write about the book, a lot has 150 words. Like the main character, because the woman. She meets a guy who everything works, carried out, going crazy. "Let's go crazy tonight, let's fall in love with my eyes ..." Oh yeah man. It's a song of Lepa Brena, type on youtube and find it's not a bad song. Eventually they married and make babies like crazy ... haha, read a book !!!Go to the nearest library and lift it, you will not regret. I say seriously .....

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