Sărbătoarea țapului - Mario Vargas Llosa • BookLikes (ISBN:9738457505)

Sărbătoarea țapului

by: Mario Vargas Llosa (author)

Format: hardcover

ISBN: 9738457505

Publish date: 2003

Publisher: ALLFA

Pages no: 480

Edition language: Romanian

Category:

Humour, Politica

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Hol rated it

7 years ago

http://holliem85.booklikes.com Hol 5.0 The Feast of the Goat by Mario Vargas Llosa

text The Feast of the Goat by Mario Vargas Llosa

The Feast of the Goat was the last book picked by my RL book club and I’m so grateful that they chose it, otherwise I mightn’t have read this fantastic book about the Trujillo era. The book starts off by introducing us to Urania Cabal who has just returned to the Dominican Republic at the age of f...

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Hol rated it

7 years ago

http://holliem85.booklikes.com Hol 0.0 Reading progress update: I've read 72 out of 475 pages.

text Reading progress update: I've read 72 out of 475 pages.

When I saw him so absorbed in his reading, for he was reading as he walked, my curiosity was piqued. You know how much I love books. I could not have been more astonished. He can not be in his right mind. Do you know what he was enjoying so much? A book about Chinese tortures, with photographs of th...

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Hol rated it

7 years ago

http://holliem85.booklikes.com Hol 0.0 Reading progress update: I've read 31 out of 475 pages.

text Reading progress update: I've read 31 out of 475 pages.

I'd just started an Irvine Welsh novel when I remembered that I have a meeting of my RL book club at the end of the month *slaps head*. With that in mind I decided I should really get started on this as I'm not getting a lot of time to read at the minute, due to writing commitments. So far I'm rea...

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Steeped in Science, Submersed in Story rated it

11 years ago

http://angelareisetter.booklikes.com Steeped in Science, Submersed in Story 4.0 The Feast of the Goat

text The Feast of the Goat

Llosa takes the huge, horrible story of the reign of Trujillo and distills it into two intense events. One is very public, involving a large cast of characters: the day of Trujillo's assassination and its immediate aftermath. The other is intensely personal for one fictional woman and her family: ...

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