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Pedro Chagas Freitas brought reflection on childhood to São Pedro de Moel

Diário de Leiria10 September 2026 at 10:30

Pedro Chagas Freitas brought a reflection on childhood to São Pedro de Moel. The writer presented his most recent work, titled "Benjamim and the Days Full of Nothing". The event took place in that locality and featured the presence of the author. The work explores themes related to childhood and the experience of growing up.

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