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Cómo ser feliz y no perder la esperanza / How to Be Happy or at Least Less Sad: A Creative Workbook
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Product Description: Un cuaderno interactivo, un álbum, un diario íntimo... Este libro es todas estas cosas, y más. Te ayudará a superar los momentos difíciles, a ver las cosas desde otra perspectiva y a redescubrir los placeres cotidianos. Rellena estas páginas...read more
By Lee Crutchley
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9788401015694, titled "Cómo ser feliz y no perder la esperanza / How to Be Happy or at Least Less Sad: A Creative Workbook" | Csm edition (Plaza Y Janes Mexico, January 26, 2016), cover price $14.95 | About this edition: Un cuaderno interactivo, un álbum, un diario íntimo.

How to Be Happy (Or at Least Less Sad): A Creative Workbook
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By Lee Crutchley
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9781785031588 | Ebury Pr, July 2, 2015, cover price $14.80

The Art of Getting Started
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By Lee Crutchley (illustrator)
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9780399164071 | Csm edition (J P Tarcher, November 5, 2013), cover price $15.00

Quoteskine
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Product Description: The world would be a better place if everyone continued to draw past their teens. But we're told from an early age that art, especially drawing, won't pay bills. You need to do something with your life, become a doctor, or a mechanic, or a...read more
By Lee Crutchley
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9780955912191 | 2 edition (Carpet Bombing Culture, March 1, 2012), cover price $18.95 | About this edition: The world would be a better place if everyone continued to draw past their teens.

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