Anybody who sees this and has read any hispanic written books for health hardships and dealing with life (preferably written by a hispanic woman), please let me know! Thank you ❤❤❤

Funny you were finding the end a bit "too long" (let's say). For me the last 100 pages were pure delight. I was amazed by how this incredible writer was able to continue a story that was already almost finiahed, passing from kilometres to meters, then to centimetres. The world of this people is compressed, more and more little, but still alive, and again and again. That is were imho you understand how important was that battle: it was important for itself, was not a matter of winning or losing, but a fight for fighting. Wonderful book and unbelievable writer, one of the absolute best.

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Great collection ... Great video.

I felt the same way watching avatar 2. I just wanted it to end

Nice summary. Notice the theory and practice of "libertarianism" exhibited in the events depicted in the book is essentially anarcho-communist (albeit within the context of a fundamentalist cult-like society), rather than having anything to do with the bizarre, bastardised and totally false notion of so called libertarianism as championed by reactionary, sociopathic market fetishists.

Hey, could I ask for you advice?

this book genuinely got me outa my reading grove and wasted a lot of my time. DO NOT RECOMMEND!!

I just found your channel and enjoyed your videos but I see your last post was 3 years ago... Hope you come back enjoyed your videos

Loved! This book. Just finished Orlando recently as well. I don’t know how and why it took me so long to read her. Thanks for the review! ✌️

I found this book abandoned a few days ago, so I grabbed it up and I read it. A remarkable novel, indeed I might even be willing to call it profound.

I ordered a book based on your recommendation

0:47 oh my, this is so useful! I'm reading it now, but I am struggling with limited vocabulary in Spanish

I only got about 140 pages in. It was so depressing and I couldn’t get into the characters either. I actually liked the writing style but i didn’t find the plot interesting. I can enjoy long and overly detailed books like The Secret History because the plot was so engaging and I felt immersed in their world. Slow paced, realistic books bore me.

Wow thank you so much for this! An amazing review :)

Hasta los gringos leen a mi compatriota.

Just finished Aunt julia and script writer and now began feast of the Goat by Mario Vargas LLosa... Greetings from Kathmandu Nepal

I'm just starting 4 years laters and your video means the world to me

Interesting review, liked and subscribed :)

A good read and a good review

I'm making my second attempt at reading this now. The first time I only made it to pg. 200. I was so annoyed with the characters that I couldn't stomach anymore of it. Your comment of it being a parody, gave me a new perspective that I can view this reading through. I hope that this view makes the book more palatable for me. Enjoyed the review!

I tried to do this on my StoryGraph account, but there aren't enough reviews there yet. (StoryGraph is still on their beta version until the end of 2020.) But I can tell you that even though I have a variety of books in my TBR, the top 5 on StoryGraph are all written by Native American women. Number 1 is Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer.

Ah.. Movies and libraries.. the good old days.. 2020 😔

I really like the line of "dividing the book into 30 pages a night".

Your gorgoussssss and you read!?!? God Bless you 😘

Great list. I also recomment Like Water For Chocolate by Laura Esquivel and Tear This Heart Out by Angeles Mastretta

part 2 was released after 10 years of part 1. The readers were literally crying for more resulting which there were people taking advantage and releasing fake part 2. There Miguel determined himself to write the second part.

This was so refreshing. Honestly, I'd rather engage in a channel that is authentic and unique. I've become wary of these "mainstream" channels that all seem to either be competing or promoting an agenda. Keep doing what you do goddess, you're definitely on the right path.

I've to read this one .... I didn't wanna cause it's too long .... thanks for the review

I'm trying to open the link down below but it's not showing "The Feast of the Goat by Mario Vargas Llosa". :) :)

Aww, I had the same experience with part 2-it was heart breaking to see Don Quixote and Sancho be ridiculed in the second book.

Thanks for your video. I read One Hundred Years of Solitude in college. The official translator of this book was my professor. He lived with Garcia Marquez and knew every important aspect of the story. Historical fiction is my favorite genre and Isabel Allende does pretty well with this genre. This is the first time I see your channe,l and I'll be on the lookout for more of your recommendations.

My new book is coming out on December 1. Check it out: www.mexmenchronicles.com

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Hi! I was going through a severe reading slump and picked up americanah after watching your review. Loving it so far. Just wanted to say thanks:)

Great review. Prefer your steady speaking style. Hope u make more videos.

Sarai! I miss your uploads and hope you’re doing well 💚

Sarai! I miss your uploads and hope you’re doing well 💚

Good plot. Bad writing. I like this vid. I'm subscribing.

Hi Sarai! I hope that you're doing great! I just wanted to stop in and let you know that booktube misses you! Have a wonderful Sunday.

Fantastic reviews! I am listening to NOS4A2 on Audible at the moment and it's amazing! I have ordered The Fireman for my next read and I'm a new subscriber xx

Give me know, how to get the pdf??

Still alive? Love to interview you for my channel to start off the new year.

BTW, I've just finished Strange Weather. I've put a review on my Goodreads if you fancy knowing how I felt about it. Hope you're doing ok, not seen you around for a while.

After seeing a million things, I have to say: these pressures and doubts and expectations are what you have to encounter with ANY endeavor in life. It’s not booktube. It’s life.

Nice book n lecture given by u mam😍

An amazing video! I've been thinking like this lately and one of my goals for 2018 was to read books that I think I'll like and not just because they are popular. And doing that this year I see that I do like other things more than what I used to read because of booktube/bookstagram.

congrats for finishing it best book ever ( not me saying that )

I love Lonesome Dove and its sequel The Streets of Laredo.

Great wrap up xx