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L'uomo che guardava passare i treni
- Narrated by: Tommaso Ragno
- Length: 7 hrs and 18 mins
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L'uomo che guardava passare i treni
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Publisher's Summary
Rovinato! Kees Popinga è completamente rovinato, e a comunicarglielo è il suo stesso principale, poco prima di scomparire.
Quale migliore occasione per darsi alla fuga e buttarsi alle spalle quarant'anni di noia e mediocrità. Un treno in partenza dalla stazione lo porterà a smettere i panni di cittadino esemplare e a cambiare vita, fino a trovarsi faccia a faccia con il suo destino.
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