Moby Dick

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“A obra-prima de Herman Melville narra a obsessão do Capitão Ahab pela caça à grande baleia branca, Moby Dick, simbolizando a luta contra forças incontroláveis da natureza.”

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Moby Dick

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Herman Melville - 1851 - Catalogo

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A obra-prima de Herman Melville narra a obsessão do Capitão Ahab pela caça à grande baleia branca, Moby Dick, simbolizando a luta contra forças incontroláveis da natureza.

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Detalhes

Generos: Fantasia, Jovem Adulto

Paginas: 384

Publicacao: 2010

Idioma original: Ingles

ISBN: 978-0-123456-78-9

Providers: Open Library, Internet Archive

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