The Sound of Tuesday
When instructions keep disappearing into the noise of an evening pottery class, a precise teacher and a percussion-loving apprentice invent a language everyone can see.
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When the workshop’s last working motor coughed itself silent, Ivo prepared to close the doors. Then an eight-year-old arrived with a wind-up bird, and an idea that refused to stop moving.
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