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(Imagen hecha con el editor de canva) Image made with the Canva editor This is one of the most crucial and revealing books in the entire saga; it has a strong connection to the second book, "The Chamber

(Cover designed by me in canva editor) Portada diseñada por mi en el editor de Canva Today I bring you an analysis of one of the saddest tales by Hans Christian Andersen—a story that, after I read it,

Just when I thought I was finally back on track and ready to break the record for the most books I've read in a single month this year, I silently, but surely, started falling back into a reading slump.

Cover edited in Canva ¡Hola amigos lectores! Seguimos con mi relectura de la saga Acotar y en esta ocasión les traigo mi reseña acerca del tercer libro: Una corte de alas y ruina de la autora Sarah J.

(Cover designed by me in canva editor) Portada diseñada por mi en el editor de Canva I have previously talked to you about my favorite villains and even my literary crushes, explaining why they rank among

I admire the capacity of certain historical figures who were able to focus on ambitious projects that led to the understanding of large volumes of information with easily graspable theoretical structures.

I read a good book a while back, Mansfield Park by Jane Austen. To be honest, I’d never heard of it before, even though Austen has several well-known books, and I really enjoyed reading it. What I really

Si algo ha demostrado la edición del Premio Planeta es que ya no hace falta ni disimular. Otorgar este año el galardón a Isabel Allende no es un reconocimiento literario: es una operación de mercado ejecutada

I was quite disappointed with this one and now need a break from Stephen King

There are books that you read, enjoy, and eventually forget. And then there are books that introduce you to a world you want to return to again and again. I think Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

(Cover designed by me in canva editor) Portada diseñada por mi en el editor de Canva Overview/Resumen This beautiful tale by Hans Christian Andersen tells of a woman’s desperate longing for a child—a longing

The plot of this novel unfolds far from the author’s (Edgar Allan Poe) native United States and begins with a family feud between two prominent Hungarian noble houses: the Metzengersteins and the

Heathcliff is an orphan boy who arrives at the Earnshaw household, where the head of the family welcomes him as a son. The Earnshaws have two children: Catherine, who gets along quite well with Heathcliff,

¡Hola amigos lectores! Hoy les traigo mi reseña acerca de un libro de relatos de un escritor ruso, el libro se llama La dama del perrito y otros relatos, del autor Antón Chéjov. Hello, fellow readers!

(Cover designed by me in canva editor) Portada diseñada por mi en el editor de Canva I am definitely really enjoying this book of short stories by Edgar Allan Poe; I am a great fan of Gothic literature,

A while back, I read a book that had been recommended to me, and although at first I read it out of a sense of obligation—because, to be honest, it didn’t really grab my attention—I gradually began to

Whenever I approach a book by Virgilio Piñera, the island that inhabited his name—and its very weight—reemerges; much like the weight that, according to José Lezama Lima, pulled the mule toward the abyss.

Only, is it ever really another universe, when it comes to sci-fi? Or just modalities of our own, reimagined? These last few weeks, admittedly, have been slow. And largely static. Periodically, the Universe

In 1958, a group of marginalized children forms an organization they call the "Losers' Club." This group conducts—amateur, of course—investigations into a series of murders in their town; it all begins

I had never before had the opportunity to read a novel constructed through letters—let alone one where the entire story is told exclusively via emails. I had heard of such literary feats involving traditional