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Posted On: October 21st 2026, 12:53 am
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vem ver comigo quantas páginas eu leio em uma hora sendo uma leitora lenta 🐛 confesso que me saí melhor do que eu esperava!

o livro da vez é “Como sobreviver a um filme de terror” publicado pela @editoramood, alguém aí já leu?
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colebookbis 3 days ago

colebookbis

Quero muito ler esse ❤️

chuvaliteraria 14 days ago

chuvaliteraria

ai eu adoro esse tipo de vídeo 🤌🏼✨🩷

editoramood 14 days ago

editoramood

ameiiii (boa leitura, migs 💖💖💖

capitulo28_ 14 days ago

capitulo28_

Arasooou😍

readsbyhelo 14 days ago

readsbyhelo

achei um arraso essa ideia de video!!

readsbyhelo 14 days ago

readsbyhelo

AMO

melleituras 14 days ago

melleituras

amei o vídeo e quero muito ler esse!!!

moonrbooks 14 days ago

moonrbooks

Amei o video diva! Está gostando do livro?❤️

annaorclaraverso 14 days ago

annaorclaraverso

Que vídeo fofo!

resenhandocomlari 14 days ago

resenhandocomlari

quase comprei esse na bienal!! mas quero saber o que vc vai achar ❤️

lalabookstan_ 14 days ago

lalabookstan_

O que você tá achando amiga? to querendo ler

torithereads 14 days ago

torithereads

Tá gostando dele, ni???

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