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  • Sumo, manual  

    Sumo who could not grow (Paperback)
    Forced to do the garbage and feed waste to survive, Jun trolling the streets of Tokyo, intersecting everything and everyone, allergic to the whole Earth and living in the moment T. Only rats and crows are companions of fortune of this fifteen year ol
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  • The quest for wisdom  

    Sumo who could not grow (Paperback)
    Eric Emmanuel Schmitt addressed in this novel, the concept of Buddhism. Compared to my other readings of the author (Children of Noah, Monsieur Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Koran, from the other), it was a bit disappointed. From a hundred pages, th
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  • sumo who could not grow  

    Sumo who could not grow (Paperback)
    Jun has developed an allergy to the world. He scrapes away from home and feel invisible to his mother and the others. He then met "by chance" a master of sumo, despite the fact that Jun is a weakling, sees a wholesale him. He manages to convince
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  • disappointing 1465  

    Sumo who could not grow (Paperback)
    Here is one of the least good books Schmitt in my opinion. This is too short, too superficial. You do not learn anything, then he has written other novels so much more exciting (The share of the other or The Gospel of Pilate). It almost seems a littl
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  • leger February 25  

    Sumo who could not grow (Paperback)
    We look forward by Eric Emmanuel Schmitt, a novel by the value of "The Gospel According to Pilate," or "When I was a work of art," and again "Noah"; this "sumo" had the consistency of a small fun kind -gueule sushi
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  • Schmitt country of Zen  

    Sumo who could not grow (Paperback)
    Schmitt here continues the invisible cycle for inviting us to the different spiritualities and religions, and this time he invites us in the Japan Sumo and Zen Buddhism, combining the two through a young man of the streets a bit lost .. . But in the
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