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Alexander Belyaev
Uomo anfibio (Tradotto) [EPUB ebook]

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Il romanzo "Uomo anfibio", da cui è stato tratto l'omonimo film cult, è noto a molte generazioni di lettori e spettatori. Passano gli anni e i decenni, ma la storia affascinante, toccante nella sua drammaticità, del giovane Ittiandro, che in seguito all'audace esperimento del professor Salvatore acquisisce la capacità di vivere sulla terra e nell'acqua, il racconto delle sue pericolose avventure nel "mondo degli uomini" e il suo amore per la bella Guttiere, catturano ancora oggi per la loro vividezza ed emotività.

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Language Italian ● Format EPUB ● Pages 275 ● ISBN 9791223061046 ● File size 0.5 MB ● Publisher Stargatebook ● Published 2024 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 9603197 ● Copy protection without

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