Tag: IN THE MIDST OF WINTER

November 30, 2017

In the Midst of Winter by Isabel Allende

A novel that is both challenging and hear-rendering, and Allende showcases her skills for creating vivid characters and riveting storylines. This translation carries through a rhythm that is resonant with the one of writers such as Alice Hoffman.But before I delve into a review…who thought that cover was a good idea?I can’t believe that someone…
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1970s, 20th century, 3.5 STARS, Adult, America, brazil, chile, Chilean American author, Contemporary, drama, family, female authors, found family, friendships, guatemala, HISTORICAL FICTION, IN THE MIDST OF WINTER, ISABEL ALLENDE, latin america, latin american, latinx author, LITERARY FICTION, migration/immigration, NEW YORK, read in 2017, ROMANCE, social issues