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María José Ferrada

Autor von How to Order the Universe

36 Werke 238 Mitglieder 17 Rezensionen

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Werke von María José Ferrada

How to Order the Universe (2017) 86 Exemplare
How to Turn Into a Bird (2022) 27 Exemplare
My Neighborhood (2022) 7 Exemplare
El idioma secreto (2013) 6 Exemplare
Cuando fuiste nube (2019) 6 Exemplare
Mi cuaderno de Haikus (2014) 3 Exemplare
Swimmers (2022) 3 Exemplare
El bolso (2021) 3 Exemplare
El hombre del cartel (2021) 3 Exemplare
Noticias al Margen 2 Exemplare
Viajando con el sol 2 Exemplare
Future (2024) 2 Exemplare
Un mundo raro (2010) 2 Exemplare
Casas (Spanish Edition) (2023) 2 Exemplare
Kramp (2021) 2 Exemplare
Tweet! (Slide-and-See) (2020) 2 Exemplare
Guardianes (Spanish Edition) (2021) 2 Exemplare
Il segreto delle cose (2017) 2 Exemplare
¡Piu! 1 Exemplar
Case. Ediz. a colori (2022) 1 Exemplar
Otro Pais (2014) 1 Exemplar
Meu bairro (2019) 1 Exemplar
Pajaros (2000) 1 Exemplar
Agua 1 Exemplar
Natura 1 Exemplar
Animal (2014) 1 Exemplar

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female
Nationalität
Chile
Land (für Karte)
Chile

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Un libro evocador y nostálgico, aunque a mi gusto le faltó un poquin.
 
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uvejota | 1 weitere Rezension | Jul 26, 2023 |
Sin duda, Ferrada, es ya un referente de la poesía para niñas y niños. Cercano, amoroso y a la vez crudo, este homenaje a los desaparecidos y lo que nos dejan.
 
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uvejota | Jul 26, 2023 |
A poetic, sad novella about searching for home, peace and understanding amidst the anger and sorrow of the world. Ramon makes an unconventional choice of home. He looks up to the skies and to nature for meaning, quiet and solace.

Neighbors in the local housing development live with minimal privacy. Virtually everyone knows everyone's business. Poverty makes them feel its their right to gossip and criticize others like Ramon and especially those who have less like the homeless living in shanties on the shore.

A strong morality tale of love turning to hate; of jealousy, and pain. Possibly a religious parable of a man separating himself from human corruption to get closer to the spirit of the universe? Would such a man need beer on his mission as Ramon does?

Why do Ramon and Miguel's father absent themselves when the going gets tough leaving their wives behind causing heartbreak.

Beautifully written.
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Bookish59 | Mar 5, 2023 |
I read this charming little book in one sitting. I'm sure I missed some subtle nuances since I'm not familiar with the history of Pinochet-era Chile, but I really enjoyed this nonetheless.
 
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BibliophageOnCoffee | 6 weitere Rezensionen | Aug 12, 2022 |

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36
Mitglieder
238
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Rezensionen
17
ISBNs
48
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