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MEL KNARIK

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Posted On: October 29th 2026, 02:36 pm
Etiqueta o mandale a esa amiga para mostrarle apoyo, o decime si vos sos la amiga 😂

Fauna es mi primera novela de terror pero también habla de roles de cuidado, precarización laboral, cosas tristes que te pasan y son difíciles de explicar, enfermedad, vejez... Los monstruos son el menor de los problemas 😅

Comenta FAUNA y te mando el primer capítulo.

@vr.editoras @vestidadefantasma @vreditorasya

#literaturaargentina #faunalanovela #escritoraargentina #halloween
Comments (20)
heladodelibros 7 days ago

heladodelibros

Es casi una madre tipo jajaja. Perdón si no contesto

mandragoradapraia 7 days ago

mandragoradapraia

Mi autobiografía debe ser

gigipolezzeli 7 days ago

gigipolezzeli

🔥👏

carolinadenk 7 days ago

carolinadenk

La reme de Alice in chains🖤

adriana_daneloglu 7 days ago

adriana_daneloglu

👏👏👏👏

noquierosercomotu13 7 days ago

noquierosercomotu13

Me pasan todas y aun asi respondo VALOREN 😆😆😆

willow_brujaholistica 7 days ago

willow_brujaholistica

La remera el libro y el guión absolute cinema . Lo que me hiciste reír Mel 😂😂😂

willow_brujaholistica 7 days ago

willow_brujaholistica

@poisonheart14 si me das el okay te lo regalo de cumpleaños aMicha Jajaja ❤️🔥

vestidadefantasma 7 days ago

vestidadefantasma

Soy la amiga que no contesta lo mensajes e hice 83 puntos

valeskarli 7 days ago

valeskarli

no me expongas así no está bueno blda *desaparece por dos semanas*

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