2.7
Brida SPA Novela
by Paulo Coelho
Una novela sobre la sorprendente historia de Brida O’Fern, una de las mÁs jÓvenes maestras en la TradiciÓn de las Hechiceras, donde la magia habla todas las lenguas del corazÓn del hombre
"Un texto anÓnimo dice que cada persona, en su existencia, puede tener dos actitudes: construir o plantar.
Los constructores pueden demorar aÑos en sus tareas, pero un dÍa terminan y quedan limitados por sus propias paredes. La vida pierde sentido cuando la construcciÓn acaba.
Los que plantan pueden sufrir tempestades y pocas veces descansan. Pero el jardÍn jamÁs cesa de crecer, y aunque exige la atenciÓn del jardinero, tambiÉn permite que la vida sea una gran aventura. En la historia de cada planta estÁ el crecimiento de toda la tierra."
Paulo Coelho
FictionLiterary
RELEASED2008
PUBLISHERHarper Collins
LENGTH256
LANGUAGEES
Paulo Coelho, born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is a Brazilian novelist known for employing rich symbolism in his depictions of the often spiritually motivated journeys taken by his characters. Coelho dropped out of law school in 1970 and traveled through South America, Mexico, North Africa, and Europe. In 1972 he returned home and began writing pop and rock music lyrics with Raul Seixas, a well-known Brazilian singer and songwriter. He worked for Polygram and CBS Records until 1980, when he embarked on new travels in Europe and Africa. It was during this trip that he walked the route of Santiago de Compostela, which formed the basis of his first book, *O diário de um mago* (1987), which was published in English as *The Diary of a Magus* in 1992 and was reissued as *The Pilgrimage* in 1995. In 1988 Coelho published *O alquimista* (*The Alchemist*), which ultimately became an international best-seller. His other notable works include *The Valkyries*, *Eleven Minutes*, *Manual of The Warrior of Light*, *Manuscript Found in Accra*, *The Devil and Miss Prym*, *The Fifth Mountain*, *Veronika Decides to Die*, and *The Zahir*. Source: [Britannica](https://www.britannica.com/biography/Paulo-Coelho)
2.7
Brida SPA Novela
by Paulo Coelho
Una novela sobre la sorprendente historia de Brida O’Fern, una de las mÁs jÓvenes maestras en la TradiciÓn de las Hechiceras, donde la magia habla todas las lenguas del corazÓn del hombre
"Un texto anÓnimo dice que cada persona, en su existencia, puede tener dos actitudes: construir o plantar.
Los constructores pueden demorar aÑos en sus tareas, pero un dÍa terminan y quedan limitados por sus propias paredes. La vida pierde sentido cuando la construcciÓn acaba.
Los que plantan pueden sufrir tempestades y pocas veces descansan. Pero el jardÍn jamÁs cesa de crecer, y aunque exige la atenciÓn del jardinero, tambiÉn permite que la vida sea una gran aventura. En la historia de cada planta estÁ el crecimiento de toda la tierra."
Paulo Coelho
FictionLiterary
RELEASED2008
PUBLISHERHarper Collins
LENGTH256
LANGUAGEES
Paulo Coelho, born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is a Brazilian novelist known for employing rich symbolism in his depictions of the often spiritually motivated journeys taken by his characters. Coelho dropped out of law school in 1970 and traveled through South America, Mexico, North Africa, and Europe. In 1972 he returned home and began writing pop and rock music lyrics with Raul Seixas, a well-known Brazilian singer and songwriter. He worked for Polygram and CBS Records until 1980, when he embarked on new travels in Europe and Africa. It was during this trip that he walked the route of Santiago de Compostela, which formed the basis of his first book, *O diário de um mago* (1987), which was published in English as *The Diary of a Magus* in 1992 and was reissued as *The Pilgrimage* in 1995. In 1988 Coelho published *O alquimista* (*The Alchemist*), which ultimately became an international best-seller. His other notable works include *The Valkyries*, *Eleven Minutes*, *Manual of The Warrior of Light*, *Manuscript Found in Accra*, *The Devil and Miss Prym*, *The Fifth Mountain*, *Veronika Decides to Die*, and *The Zahir*. Source: [Britannica](https://www.britannica.com/biography/Paulo-Coelho)
