|
A Droga Do Amor
''A Droga do Amor'' (''A Love Drug'') is a book by Brazilian writer Pedro Bandeira in 1994 by Ed.Moderna. Plot The fourth volume of the Karas series begins when students at Colégio Elite are on holiday at the end of the year and Magrí, the only girl in the class, is in New York (state), New York preparing for the World Gymnastics Championship. The book, is the continuation of ''Anjo da Morte (book), Angel of Death'', ''Swamp of Blood'' and ''A Droga da Obediência, The Drug of Obedience'', and after ''The Drug of Love'', it is still published ''Drugs of Americana!''. As the members of the group begin to fight for Magrí, which was the reason for the group's creation, they end up deciding that it is time to dismantle the ''Karas'' group. To make matters worse, ''Doctor Q.I., the king of criminals'', escapes from the Maximum Security Penitentiary. Magrí, the only girl in the class, is the one who faces all the risks to unravel the mystery. Main characters *Miguel *Calu *Crânio ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Pedro Bandeira
Pedro Bandeira de Luna Filho (born March 9, 1942) is a Brazilian award-winning and best-selling children's novelist and poet, best known as the author of the ''Os Karas'' hexalogy of Mystery fiction, mystery novels which comprise ''A Droga da Obediência'' (1984), ''Pântano de Sangue'' (1987), ''Anjo da Morte'' (1988), ''A droga do Amor, A Droga do Amor'' (1994), ''Droga de Americana!'' (2001) and ''A Droga da Amizade'' (2014). Biography Bandeira was born in Santos, São Paulo, Santos, São Paulo (state), São Paulo, on March 9, 1942. He began as an amateur theater actor and Scenic painting, scenic painter until moving to São Paulo in 1961, where he graduated in Advertising at University of São Paulo, USP. He then found a job as a Freelancer, freelance Copywriting, copywriter for the newspaper ''Última Hora (Brazil), Última Hora'', until he was hired by Editora Abril in 1972 to write for children. His stories were initially published in specialized magazines until ''O Dinossa ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |