"A beautiful book and read." New review for Next Door to a Star. 

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"A story that we read in no time and that transmits many emotions. A story about the desire to be accepted, to feel up to it, while never failing that, the desire to imitate others to be the best, but never be because you become just a shadow of the person who imitates, a novel that tells a true story, we could very well live ourselves and that's why I loved it. A novel that deals with difficult situations such as divorce and feelings of the children who have to share between two parents that sometimes they forget about them. A beautiful book and read."

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