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Ecos Do Coração

Ecos Do Coração

Maria Aparecida De Melo Gabriel

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Clube de Autores - Pensática, Unipessoal
Año de edición:
2025
Materia
Biografía: literaria
ISBN:
9786526642382
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Sentimentos que ecoam ecos do coraçãoé uma obra poética que reúne os sentimentos mais íntimos e verdadeiros de Maria Aparecida de Melo Gabriel. Em cada poema, a autora revela sua alma sensível, sua fé firme e sua paixão pela docência e pela escrita, transformando experiências de vida em palavras que tocam e inspiram. Através de versos simples, mas carregados de significado, ela convida o leitor a mergulhar em temas como amor, esperança, saudade, superação e espiritualidade. Este livro é, ao mesmo tempo, um diário emocional e uma declaração de amor à vida e à missão de educar. As palavras ecoam não apenas do coração da autora, mas também dos corações de todos aqueles que já sentiram a beleza e a dor de viver intensamente. Uma leitura que acolhe, emociona e desperta reflexões sobre o que realmente importa.

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