Faces in the Crowd – Valeria Luiselli
Faces in the Crowd is the first book I read from the Mexican author Valeria Luiselli. And I think it’ll remain the only book for a long time.I’ve…
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Elif the Reader Faces in the Crowd is the first book I read from the Mexican author Valeria Luiselli. And I think it’ll remain the only book for a long time.I’ve…
Thank You For Not Reading by Dubravka Ugresic, published in 2001, is an astonishing book. It drives me crazy that it is not popular, but it provides the…
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Silk is the second book I’ve read from the Italian author Alessandro Baricco. I also wanted to read this cause it is on the 1001 Books You Must…
Beautiful Ruins attracted my attention with its beautiful cover. I haven’t heard about Jess Walters, and without even reading the blurb, I bought the book. Because sometimes the…