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Letters to David: Understanding and Helping the Male Homosexual

Book information

Publisher
Palabra
Year
2013
ISBN
9788498407297
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
53 kB (54117 bytes)
Series
Cartas a David: Acerca de la homosexualidad
Edition
4th edition
Pages
80\0
Time added
2021-02-27 10:55:31

Description

Mary and David have known each other since their college days. They have lost touch for a couple of years but are renewing their friendship through letters. In his first letter, David confesses to Mary that he is gay. Mary then does all that she can to help David accept himself and to bravely face up to his condition. La amiga de David, Mary, pone todo el empeño para ayudar a su amigo a aceptarse a sí mismo. Mary conoce a David desde la época universitaria. Después de dos años de separación, reinician una amistad por carta. En la primera le dice que es homosexual. Mary pondrá todo su empeño para que David se acepte como es y encare su existencia con valentía.

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