Virginia Woolf- Mrs. Dalloway
No pude dejar de leerlo. Publicado en 1925, lleva ese tono de postguerra, pero los diferentes temas (feminismo, homosexualidad, depresión, ...) y los personajes se entrelazan. Recordar el pasado y citar a Shakespeare.
Thanks for Macondo, thanks for everything
Source: http://www.theguardian.com/books/2009/sep/25/marquez-one-hundred-years-solitude
"Princesses Behaving Badly: Real Stories from History Without the Fairy-Tale Endings" by L. Rodriguez McRobbie.
The book itself has some chapters and characters worth reading, but at the same time it adds details and stories that maybe one can take as "they do not belong in this book", or at least with a tone that differs from the first stories.
Still, it is worth reading if one fancy history and its princesses and the desire to learn (as well as the empowering scandals around them or the sad ending stories)
pd: At the end of the book we can find some more books (made by historians or magazines, etc) and acquire more knowledge, que nunca está de más.
The lady told me that she chose it because it was reasy to read, not that long and it won a Nobel Prize. But an opinion about the book, she doesnt have one yet.
"Für Gymnasium. Französisch oder Griechish." I guess you can tell which one he chose.
I will ask them politely to pose with the books they are reading at that moment ;)
Ich frage Fremde, die ich im Zug sehe, welches Buch lesen und so ;)
375 Books to download!!! (free) (link below)
THANK YOU METROPOLOTAN MUSEUM OF ART for making this possible, I wish I could visit it and see all the expositions.
Interesados en libros de arte y gratis? El Museo de Arte Metropolitano te deja bajar libros de arte bajo este link:
www.metmuseum.org/research/metpublications/titles-with-full-text-online?searchtype=F
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