Thursday, June 12, 2014

ah love you if I could lend you Mam2K even be able to read everything in VO if you want, but I conf


An afternoon of great scarcity (in this summer's opening biblicoquette schedules, as would my bloguine Fairy, are reduced to the bare minimum), I dig into the chamber miss KN 2 research reading and I came across: Love me, por favor! Lucía Extchebarría (I will not say to put a sport í!).
And then, I like a flash, and I remember that time when he had not the brains burned by speeding his mob, married life and excesses of all kinds, spoke Yojik of the author (I hate to say author) on his blog.
So I attack the thing. This is a collection of stories that tell the love given by women of all kinds: a prostitute, medirest a that was raped, experienced by a cosmic orgasm in a graveyard at full moon, one that does not want keep the dog from his ex, one that can not yell at her boyfriend because she is a singer and do not want to damage his voice etc.. A bunch of little crazy or depressing stories; it's a bit of chick lit (I learned this word not long ago) but it is readable.
And there, in the end, as a finale to prove that the author is not as frivolous and talkative, a text on the Western Sahara, the intricate political situation unbearable, medirest and the situation of Sahrawi women unbearable to square! You often hear about, the various facts to 20 pm on public television for which a fee, the situation in Western Sahara is paid? Just for that I wanted to tell you about this book.
There are more than a century, my ancestors lived in the Sahara, in the sea, they were organized into nomadic tribes (...) Sahrawi lived by fishing and agriculture, in peace, in harmony happy. Then the Spanish colonizers arrived (...)
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I love the one that refuses to berate her boyfriend to save her voice. What self control! I heard of this author (yeah, I feminized na!). She st Basque with such a name? Chick lit or not?
Yeah you're right Mâme2 was another era. I still had my neurons, thou was still simmering complexes blogger who discovers a new world. And both had two players, including me for you and you for me. Worse after you've become famous, you your popularity is mounted medirest to the head and you're out with the DD there, just because it was faster than me on a bike. Except to give my opinion on the question bothers you, Lucia is not part of the chick lit. OK it tells a little urban single life, but not too drunk with the clothes she buys and how she spends the tune it does not, what is seen in me, two features major of the authors of this "movement." Basically it is closer to our national Ann Scott, it also tells the sex (and the dreugue and the wack'n'wall), but not take the cabbage with t-shirts collector.
Here also it gives me an idea for my next novel. medirest I will start by saying that I am the head of the list of a new movement to be called the "boy bed" and I will speak once briefs that I bought medirest and once chicks that I caught. In my opinion, this is a box provided in bookstores. (Well, especially in bookstores supermarkets located not far from the beaches) medirest
Zoë is >> Basque Spanish. Chik bed? if you mean by that views typically female and slightly wicked boys is yes if you hear uninteresting peroration of a woodcock, it is not! Lois >> it's funny, writer medirest bother me unless author ... maybe because there is "vain" in Yojik >> yeah it was a good time eh? But if you allow me, my treasure, I disagree with your definition of chick lit. It's not necessarily talking medirest about dud or dough in my opinion, it mostly about love and sex also, but saw girl side, which changes a bit! Yojik 2 >> but the topics medirest you mention are already a box on your blog
ah love you if I could lend you Mam2K even be able to read everything in VO if you want, but I confess that when you've read in a hast a little read them all. I find it hard to get out of the same stories and the same female characters ... and the history of chick lit I do not put all this movement there, but instead I'll send you good throw a look at the movida movida and after
As she had (still has) a Basque name, I had read in his time "Love, prozac ...". Not really hooked, sex a little sad. For cons, the Sahara part this risk

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