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  • Gabriela Limberger Says:

    La Tregua by Mario Benedetti

    A fictitious, humorous and yet dramatic diary of a widower and soon-to- be pensioner accountant, who, settled in the routine of his comfortable but bleak lifestyle in Madrid, finds and realizes his great love during the later autumn years of his life. Written creatively and picturesque. Never gets boring and surprises with a deeply moving outcome in the end. Inevitably invites you to ponder the big questions re. the meaning of life…

    November 19th, 2007 at 9:35 am e

  • Alejandro Castro Says:
    Cultivar el Corazón de GANDI
    Autobiography of a YOGY by PARAMAHANSA YOGANANDA,
    Juan Salvador Gaviota de Richard Bach
    THE BIBLE

    THESE BOOKS COULD CHANGE YOUR LIFE.

    November 20th, 2007 at 7:07 am e

  • Jose Franco Says:
    Recomiendo los siguientes libros:
    - El callejón de los milagros de Naguib Mahfoud
    - Bajo la rueda de Herman Hesse
    - El retrato de Dorian Gray de Oscar Wilde

    November 20th, 2007 at 7:29 am e

  • Maritza Crespo Says:
    Saving the World by Julia Alvarez

    Did you know that the first small pox vaccine was brought to America in 1803 using 22 orphan boys as human carriers? Julia Alvarez narrates the fascinating story she discovered as a footnote in a historical document. In this novel two women separated 200 years in time are moved by the same compelling desire to… save the world. Alma is the writer who is suffering from a writer’s block after she has received an advanced by the editor. Isabel is the rectoress of the orphanage who decides to accompany her children in this trip. The writer uses a very clever devise intertwining the two stories that will keep you interested until the last page.

    November 20th, 2007 at 8:04 am e

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