El amor en los tiempos del facebook es una cr nica desprolija acerca del amor, una compilaci n de apuntes que surgen del alma, pero que en definitiva provienen del mayor sentimiento que nos regal nuestro Dios. Lo que comenz con algunas publicaciones en el perfil p blico del Facebook, inmediatamente se transform en un fen meno que atrajo a millones de seguidores en todo el mundo que solicitaban a Dante que cada viernes escribiera algo referente al amor. Y as se cre una serie de textos que hoy est n recopilados en este libro plagado de romanticismo. El amor en los tiempos del Facebook es una cr nica desprolija acerca del amor, una compilaci n de apuntes que surgen del alma, pero que en definitiva provienen del mayor sentimiento que nos regal nuestro Dios. Un libro que deber an leer por lo menos una vez mis amigos solteros, los novios, aquellos que solo quieren vivir un buen momento sin comprometerse demasiado, los que tienen el coraz n destrozado, los posesivos, los que tienen miedo a confesar sus sentimientos, los casados que sienten que se les enfri la llama, los que toleran un noviazgo disfuncional, los enamorados no correspondidos, y fundamentalmente, los enamorados del amor . --Recomendaci n del autor.

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As the sports reporter for BBC Radio 1 for the best part of a decade, Simon Mundie was pitch-side at many of the most high-profile sporting events in history. It was often thrilling, but the emphasis always seemed to be on results, tactics and the score. But as the saying goes, sport is a metaphor for life – so Simon set out to explore that.

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