Name: Muñecas Chinas (in Spanish)
SKU: 57025318
Price: 15.81 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Lisa See
ISBN: 9788466377362

Type

Physical Book

Author

Lisa See

Publisher

Debolsillo

Collection

Best Seller

Year

2024

Language

Spanish

Pages

512

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

19x12.5 cm

Weight

0.37 kg.

ISBN13

9788466377362

Edited in

España

Edition No.

Muñecas Chinas (in Spanish)

Lisa See (Author) · Debolsillo · Paperback

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Synopsis "Muñecas Chinas (in Spanish)"

Una de las autoras mas importantes de corte femenino a nivel mundial vuelve con este particular homenaje a la amistad de tres mujeres que ha sido avalado, de forma unanime, por la critica especializada de EE. UU., convirtiendose en un best seller inmediato. Lisa See, la aclamada autora de El abanico de seda, Dos chicas de Shanghai y Sueños de felicidad (Bruguera, 2012) ha conseguido el reconocimiento mundial por su maestria a la hora de retratar las intrincadas relacionesentre mujeres, siempre marcadas por el hilo invisible del destino. Pero nunca antes habia ahondado en la amistad de tres mujeres. Ahora nos ofrece la fascinante historia de tres chicas de muy distinto origen que, entre 1938 y 1948, luchan juntas por cumplir sus sueños en el club mas glamuroso de San Francisco, hastaque el ataque japones de Pearl Harbor, tan lejos de ellas, pone en peligro sus ambiciones, y hasta sus vidas, cuando una traicion inesperada lo cambia todo.

Lisa See

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Lisa See (Paris, 1955) is a renowned American novelist of Chinese descent, raised in Los Angeles within a family with deep roots in the local Chinatown. Her work focuses on exploring Asian history and culture, especially Chinese, through a female perspective. Among her most notable novels are The Silk Fan (2005), The Peony Pavilion (2008), Shanghai Girls (2010), China Dolls (2015), and The Island of Sea Women (2020). Additionally, she is the author of the non-fiction work On Gold Mountain (1995), where she narrates her family's history.

Her main literary genre is historical fiction, distinguished by her meticulous research and the representation of Asian cultures, particularly Chinese and Korean. Although she has received accolades such as the "National Woman of the Year" award from the Organization of Chinese Americans in 2001 and the "History Makers Award" from the Chinese American Museum in 2003, she is not credited with internationally renowned literary awards.

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