Manual de hechiceros / The Wizard's Handbook

Resumen del Libro

El Manual de hechiceros está dirigido a todas las personas que deseen adentrarse en el misterioso mundo de la magia y conocer los secretos de los grandes magos. El lector hallará información certera sobre los distintos tipos de hechiceros que viven entre nosotros y sobre los poderes que los hacen únicos. También conocerá asombrosos relatos de magos que han dejado su impronta en la historia, desde chamanes antiguos hasta brujos contemporáneos. A través de sus páginas, este libro abrirá la mente del lector a un nuevo mundo, sin importar que sea un hechicero practicante o tan solo un curioso de la magia.

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Cantidad de páginas 80

Autor:

Robert Curran

Categoría:

Juvenil Ficción

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