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Fifty years after its first publication, the multimillion-copy international bestseller is available again in English, sharing the heartbreaking tale of a gifted, mischievous, direly misunderstood boy growing up in Rio de Janeiro. When Zezé grows up, he wants to be a poet in a bow tie. For now the precocious young boy entertains himself by playing clever pranks on the residents of his Rio de Janeiro neighborhood, stunts for which his parents and siblings punish him severely. Lately, with his father out of work, the beatings have become harsher. Zezé's only solace comes from his time at school, his hours secretly spent singing with a street musician, and the refuge he finds with his precious magical orange tree. When Zezé finally makes a real friend, his life begins to change, opening him up to human tenderness but also wrenching sorrow. Never out of print in Brazil since it was first published in 1968, My Sweet Orange Tree, inspired by the author's own childhood, has been translated into many languages and has won the hearts of millions of young readers across the glo… (mehr)
Um clássico da literatura brasileira, com adaptações para a televisão, o cinema e o teatro, O Meu Pé de Laranja Lima é desses livros que marcam época. Lançado em 1968, trata-se de uma história fortemente autobiográfica, que demonstra a mão de um escritor experiente, ciente do efeito que pode provocar nos leitores com suas cenas e a composição de seus personagens. O protagonista Zezé tem 6 anos e mora num bairro modesto, na zona norte do Rio de Janeiro. O pai está desempregado, e a família passa por dificuldades. O menino vive aprontando, sem jamais se conformar com as limitações que o mundo lhe impõe – viaja com sua imaginação, brinca, explora, descobre, responde aos adultos, mete-se em confusões, causa pequenos desastres. As surras que lhe aplicam seu pai e sua irmã mais velha são seu suplício, a ponto de fazê-lo querer desistir da vida. No entanto, o apego ao mundo que criou felizmente sempre fala mais alto. Só não há remédio para a dor, para a perda. E Zezé muito cedo descobrirá isso. A alegria e a tristeza não poderiam estar mais bem combinadas do que nestas páginas. E isso, se não explica, justifica a imensa popularidade alcançada pelo livro.
Triste, tierna y poética. Tiene un 'algo' que enamora, que hace que no puedas apartar la vista del libro mientras sientes cómo se te encoge el corazón. Es una novela corta, pero tan bien hilada que parece como si te transportasen a la vieja casa, a ese rincón junto al naranjo. Me quedo con ganas de leer más del autor, y estoy segura de que lo haré en el futuro. ( )
Mi planta de naranja-lima, en páginas de gran colorido narrativo y extraordinaria fuerza, relata la historia de un niño que un día, de pronto, descubre el dolor y se hace adulto precozmente. Las ensoñaciones, la picardía, el sufrimiento y la ternura del protagonista, hacen que esta historia de vida atraiga al lector desde sus primeras páginas.
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Historia de un niño que un día descubrió el dolor...
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Para los vivos: Ciccilo Matarazzo, Mercedes Cruañes Rinaldi, Erich Gemeinder, Francisco Marins y Arnaldo Magalhaes de Giacomo y también Helene Rudge Miller (Piu-Piu!) sin poder olvidar tampoco a mi "hijo" Fernando Seplinsky. A los muertos: El homenaje de mi nostalgia a mi hermano Luis, el Rey Luis, y a mi hermana Gloria; Luis renunció a vivir a los veinte años y Gloria a los veinticuatro también pensó que realmente vivir no valía la pena. Igual nostalgia para Manuel Valadares, que mostró a mis seis años el significado de la ternura... ¡Que todos descansen en paz!... y ahora Dorival Lourenço da Silva (¡Dodó, ni la tristeza ni la nostalgia matan!...)
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We came down the street hand in hand without hurrying.
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"¿POR QUE LES CUENTAN COSAS A LAS CRIATURITAS?" Y la verdas es, mi querido Portuga, que a mi me contaron las cosas demasiado pronto. ¡Adiós! Ubatuba, 1967
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Fifty years after its first publication, the multimillion-copy international bestseller is available again in English, sharing the heartbreaking tale of a gifted, mischievous, direly misunderstood boy growing up in Rio de Janeiro. When Zezé grows up, he wants to be a poet in a bow tie. For now the precocious young boy entertains himself by playing clever pranks on the residents of his Rio de Janeiro neighborhood, stunts for which his parents and siblings punish him severely. Lately, with his father out of work, the beatings have become harsher. Zezé's only solace comes from his time at school, his hours secretly spent singing with a street musician, and the refuge he finds with his precious magical orange tree. When Zezé finally makes a real friend, his life begins to change, opening him up to human tenderness but also wrenching sorrow. Never out of print in Brazil since it was first published in 1968, My Sweet Orange Tree, inspired by the author's own childhood, has been translated into many languages and has won the hearts of millions of young readers across the glo
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