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Maya (Bilangan Fu #4)

Book / Novel

Maya (Bilangan Fu #4)

by Ayu Utami

Format: Paperback, Indonesian
249 page(s)
ISBN/ISBN13: /9789799106261
Published Dec 01, 2013 by Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia (KPG)

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Maya’s mystery is centered in an agate that is believed to have magical power. Many people believe that Indonesia’s first man should have it in order to keep his power.

Maya is longlisted for Khatulistiwa Literary Award and finalist for best literary books by Tempo Magazine, and finalist of Goodreads’ favourite book 2014.
Maya has been translated into English.1

  1. Ayu Utami’s Indonesia & World ↩


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Febriani Savitri  in Maya by Ayu Utami (Personal Blog, Sep 16, 2015)

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