Behind the Red Wooden Door by Sofia Ulrikson: Book Review
Behind the Red Wooden Door by Sofia Ulrikson is a dream filled odyssey through the mind of a hard working young woman finding her way in the world. Since Petra
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Magic Realism or magical realism is a style of fiction that depicts fantastical story elements in an often mundane or real-world setting. It often blurs the lines between fantasy and reality.
Behind the Red Wooden Door by Sofia Ulrikson is a dream filled odyssey through the mind of a hard working young woman finding her way in the world. Since Petra
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