Tess de D'Urberville (Spanish Edition)
by:
Thomas Hardy (author)
Un párroco informa al Sr. Durberfield que su familia desciende de los nobles Urberville. A partir de entonces John y Joan Durberfield comienzan a hacer castillos en el aire para que su suerte cambie, gracias a esa revelación. El medio para conseguirlo es su hija Tess, a quien envían en busca de...
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Un párroco informa al Sr. Durberfield que su familia desciende de los nobles Urberville. A partir de entonces John y Joan Durberfield comienzan a hacer castillos en el aire para que su suerte cambie, gracias a esa revelación. El medio para conseguirlo es su hija Tess, a quien envían en busca de los Urberville ricos para que les ayuden.
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B006DNNGRM
Pages no: 389
Edition language: Spanish
I'm pretty sure I read this back when I was living in London and had hour-long commutes, which gave me time for reading long books. The only thing I remembered was that Tess had some hardships and spent time one winter digging "Swedes" (Swedish turnips; actually, rutabaga) out of the frozen ground. ...
2014: ...What? (2 stars)2016: I remember the first time I finished this book, in bed in my college dorm room with my mouth hanging open from the moment Tess declared "I have killed him!" A second reading really was necessary to process.I think I care more for Tess than I usually care about character...
SpolersSometimes a book out of my past comes singing to me, and I know that the time to reread it is now, although I invariably don't know why. That does not happen very often and I have always known that I will reread Tess. I first read Tess twenty years ago and it began a love affair for me with...
** spoiler alert ** Spoilers be nigh. I read this in high school (sort of), which may explain why I hated it so passionately. I think the only thing I ever read in school that I didn't hate with a passion was Romeo and Juliet (and I was apparently very lucky about that – I understand school usually...
The chance discovery by a young peasant woman that she is a descendant of the noble family of d'Urbervilles is to change the course of her life. Tess Durbeyfield leaves home on the first of her fateful journeys, and meets the ruthless Alec d'Urberville. Thomas Hardy's impassioned story tells of hope...
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