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I bought in the end of 2013 at a hospital fair, for only 50p !!
I was so thrilled!!
I enjoyed the book. Although the author is quite famous, it was the first time I read a book from him.
It is quite easy to read, and I really enjoyed the scenarios and characters profiles. It took me back to a time that as something to have with me.
Just an outside note, as I was reading it, a friend of mine was watching "12 Years a Slave", so it kind of motivated me even more to continue this reading, ahahah!!
I am already on my second book, this challenge looks promising!!
Keep climbing!!
Andre
I'm glad you like the Steinbeck book. He's one of my favorite writers . If you get the chance, try East of Eden . It's wonderful !
I'm glad you like the Steinbeck book. He's one of my favorite writers . If you get the chance, try East of Eden . It's wonderful !


I'm glad you like the Steinbeck book. He's one of my favorite writers . If you get the chance, try East of Eden . It's wonderful !"
Thanks for the recommendation, East of Eden wil definitely go to my Wishlist!

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It was the second time I read this author and I enjoyed this book more than the first one I read a few years ago.
Gabriel starts by telling us the end of the story, and guides us easily through the "whys" and "hows" that death occurred.
A quite friendly book, that made me feel that I put my time to a good use.
If someone asked me:
" - Should I read it?"
My answer would be, yeaaah!!
It was the first time I read a book in Spanish, and I will definitely do it again!!
Keep climbing!!


Read the The Shadow Of The Wind, from C L Zafrón - it is soooo good!!

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What other book have you read by him ? I keep meaning to check out his writing, I want to start with "A Hundred Years of Solitude", but tbh his popularity kind of intimidates me ha.

André--so glad to have you climbing with us! Good luck with the rest of the challenge! "Of Mice & Men" is one of my favorites too. Haven't read it since high school...but it was one of the few classics that we had to read then that I really did enjoy.

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Nadia wrote: "André wrote: "Chronicle of a Death Foretold, Gabriel García Marquez was my second choice for the challenge.
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The other book that I read was "Aventura De Miguel Litti", but it wasn't a pleasant reading for me unfortunately..
"A Hundred Years of Solitude" sounds like a heavy reading, good luck with that((;

I only know a few Hispanic author, but so far I am impressed!!

Ahahahah!! I am 25 years old now, but I am happy that I could still enjoy too((=


I know that I enjoyed the book...
But I can't really say more than that: I am still trying to understand the end =O!!
I haven't read a Portuguese author since a long time ago, and reading a totally unknown author for me, and enjoy the book.. it is a win for me!!
Unfortunately, my "reading luck" does not extend to my "choosing movies luck" ahahah ( I haven't seen great movies late :p)!!
Keep climbing!!
André wrote: "Ahahahah!! I am 25 years old now, but I am happy that I could still enjoy too((= "
I've got 20 years on you....
I've got 20 years on you....
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I am a Portuguese guy who lives in London, so I will try to read both languages, which will be a bit more time consuming, but my bookshelves are full of both types of books, and the mountain calls!!