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Marcello Simoni: The merchant of cursed books

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Marcos Simoni's intellectual adventure novel, which drew a secret trip to find a mysterious book, was the merchant of books cursed. The author's debut, the first of three series. The novel, which was loved and sold to millions of people, won the prestigious Pancarella Prize in Italy as well as throughout Europe. The book, which conceals the shocking facts, the breathtaking chase around it, the unexpected murders and the reversals are exciting. In the year AD1205, Father Bibien de Narbonne, who has been trying to escape from his life in order to avoid the loss of one mysterious book in the world, fell into a deep valley. 13 years later, Ignacio Da Toledo, a friend of Father Vivian and a bone dealer, was asked to find a rare book entitled "The Auster Bentorum," which includes the spells of angels from one of the wealthy noble families who returned from exile. He finds a book, leaves a lifetime of adventures, and he gets increasingly obsessed with intense curiosity and magic.

Korean title: 저주받은 책들의 상인

Korean author: 마르첼로 시모니

Korean publisher: 작은씨앗

ISBN-13: 9788964231517

Reviews

3.9
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KS****
October 27, 2014

3. 3 532 pages, 23 lines, 27 characters. "Flight fiction.". Father Biden de Narbonne was stumbled when he fled St. And 13 years later, 1218, Da Toledo is the hero. Ignazio had something with Vivian and was threatened and separated. (It's been said that you kept running, which is unbelievable.). How could he say he ran away when he always left his name out there? But then somebody contacted and met Earl Enrico Skalo in Venice. [Inter Bentoum] He wants me to find the book "Whose 95orum.". And

MA****
March 21, 2013

The 'The Merchants of the Damned Book' has a secret that they don't care about. It begins on the journey to find a book called "Whoter Bentome" that draws the wisdom of angels from the heavens to the earth. The facts of history and the reality of the context are a story based on a thriller with a secret and a more vivid sense of the subject. I think you can see a little bit in this one book where the power of medieval religion comes from. Saint Bem and the prophets who are looking for Wooster

GA*****
February 16, 2013

When I first heard the title of the book, I wondered whether it was books or merchants that were cursed. The title was impressive, and the words “a novel” that rivaled the name of Umberto Echoe's songmi are part of raising expectations for the book. It goes back a long time, to the year of 8,255. “To win the Nobel Prize, you must first ride the ‘ Vancarella ’! “I don’t know,” he said, “but I'm going to be able to get the word.”. Hemingway is saying that he won the Nobel Prize for his first-time

PH********
February 10, 2013

A new genre, which includes a false element in historical fact, is a phrase that combines facts and facts. And we've all heard of the word "company.". Perhaps the time when the genre of Pack was the hottest keyword was the "Davicicode" and "The Angels and the Demons" were the early 2000s that won a long popularity. When I first heard Dan Brown's novel "Davinch Code", it was a shock to me. I want to go beyond the impact and say it's a paradigm shift. It was a fresh kind of book to me, and it

XC****
February 7, 2013

It's a book that's in perfect thickness, but it's also a book by the author, Marcelo Simoni, who is a merchant of books that can't be bored with rapid development. It's called Bancarella, and it's the first book to be written by a writer, three of which are series and one of them. The book begins with a friend of Father Vivian, who came out of exile after a long time, and he is asked by some family to find a book of mystery, which he says contains spells for the angels. It's so fast and it's

84***
February 1, 2013

When is the most fantasy-intelligent age in Western history? It's the Middle Ages. The Middle Ages were a time when the power of religion surpassed the power and a variety of cultures flourished. Like the Chinese Kwanchu era. So the medieval story is very exciting. A time of imagination is now open. The book 'The Periled Merchants of Books' sets the background of my favorite medieval era. The power of religion was strong, and a variety of fantasy themes were being shown. This is a book that has

HO*******
January 29, 2013

I was attracted to the medieval historical fiction, but I read it with anticipation of the atmosphere that was so much fun for a person who had seen [the rose's name]. So, the first thing I want to do is to look at the movie. They reverse and retort, reasoning the reader to the end and making him suspicious. And I was thinking, "Oh, I want to make this movie, and I want you to do it.". Those who love the Middle Ages, and have studied the Bible and Christian literature a lot, are able to get

PE********
January 25, 2013

First, the cover became noticeably curious and interested. I don't read a lot of judiciary novels. I was seen with the fear that there should be a lot of advance knowledge and that it might be heavy. I think medieval Europe is the background, and I think it's going to need to have a capital, and then there's a historical basis or religious common sense. But, you know, if there's no one else, it's just another novel to read! The stories are usually fun to tell, but the novels that were first in

마르첼로 시모니: 저주받은 책들의 상인
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