“Another Paulo Coelho book that I've read recently and that I've been meaning to write about is ‘Eleven Minutes'. The book is pretty different from the other books I've read by Paulo Coelho, even though it is equally as great and enjoyable as a book, and inspiring in its own kind of way,” writes Subzero Blue from Tunisia.
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Hello!
I’m a big fan of Paulo Coelho! You will love this! He’s the first best-selling
author to be distributing for free his works on his blog:
http://www.paulocoelhoblog.com
Have a nice day!
Aart
I would like to know whether Ali Hassan Ben Omarr is a tunisian or a morrocan name.