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Black Sheep Caught in a Cobweb

Black Sheep Caught in a Cobweb

Black Sheep Caught in a Cobweb

Mirabelle Pereira

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Partridge India
Año de edición:
2016
Materia
Memorias
ISBN:
9781482885859
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“Normal families make fewer enemies, but dysfunctional families make better memories.” Mirabelle Pereira shares twenty vignettes featuring her family, which has caught the attention of law enforcement and airport authorities around the globe (but you’ll have to read part two of her memoirs to learn why, which is coming soon). In each anecdote, self-assuredness is suppressed by unfortunate circumstances leading to both humiliation and epiphany. Disclaimer: The reader must not take themselves too seriously as this could lead to the author being potentially put in a home in the countryside. Join Pereira on a humorous and unforgettable ride that celebrates the confusion and dysfunction of a large family in a self-deprecating manner in Black Sheep Caught in a Cobweb.

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