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<h5><span style='color: red;'>#OvelhoeomarZLIT3Z</h5><p>QZLIT6ZXQReading Status:</strong> Lido</p>QZLIT9ZXQBook Details: <a href='https://www.literunico.com.br/books/1050'><strong>O and the old mar</strong></a></p>ZLIT15ZXQXQZLIT16ZX<br /> #Desafio365Livros<br /> <br /> <br /> Comment on the Library in a book where human effort against the forces of nature reveals more about the soul than about victory. <br /> <br /> I remember reading this book one summer and I felt transported into it. Although I don't remember details of the plot, I know the fight against nature is strong in it. <br /> <br /> #Desafio365Postagens<br /> Day 201</p>

#Link365TemasLivros #Desafio365Livros Day 63 Comment on the Library in a book where human effort against the forces of nature reveals more about the soul than about victory. (Vale comment on Lido marking or on Reading and Review, do not forget to mark the share box in the profile) #Desafio365Postagens Day 201 The Eternity of One Man He doesn't fight for glory. You don't ask for fame. You don't challenge to win. He's going because he needs to. Because that's what it is. In the salty silence of water, The old man carries more than nets: takes the weight of time, loss, the pride that persists even spent. The fish is no enemy. The battle is not against the ocean, but against oblivion. And even when the sea returns only bones, The big old lap. Not because you won, but because he never stopped rowing. Indication: The Old Man and the Sea — Ernest Hemingway @literunico <h5><span style='color: red;'>#OvelhoeomarZLIT7Z</h5><p>QZLIT10ZXQReading Status:</strong> In Reading - Marking Fact</p><p>Book Details: <a href='https://www.literunico.com.br/books/1050'><strong>O and the old mar</strong>ZLIT17ZXQ</p>