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Prequel to The Shadow of The Wind Coming This Summer

Prequel to The Shadow of The Wind Coming This Summer
Literanista March 11, 2009

Fans of Carlos Ruiz Zafon can rejoice, if you loved The Shadow of the Wind as much as I did and have been waiting since patiently like me, you will rejoice at the news that the prequel is due out in stores this May!

You can watch the book trailer here in English

“THE ANGEL’S GAME was massive in Spain. 600,000 copies were sold in the first week, and it went straight in at number one. Spain’s first print run was one million copies and the launch was the largest ever seen. The book has sold almost 1.6 million copies in Spain to date and has also been number 1 in Italy, Germany, Portugal, Norway and much of Latin America.”

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    Fantastic, I can’t wait. Shadow of the Wind is a superb book, one of my all time favourites.

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