Como Encontrar Travestis

"Delicacy" by David Foenkinos by MARÍA SANZ AIXA

... Turning his head, he realized that Charles had fallen asleep. Like a child who falls asleep listening to a story.

Like a breath of fresh air you feel this novel the reader David Foenkinos published by Seix Barral. What would Reader without French literature? What would happen to all those readers looking Gallic gala in the literature that are not in others? 'Delicacy' of David Foenkinos is for them. It is a tribute to the reader. It is a small delight, a work brief, intense, playful, brilliant, brilliant. It is fortunate that there are writers who write this kind of comedy tragicomic reflection of life. 'Delicacy' is a story of love, yes, love in plural, there are several kinds of love all of them valid, solid, and unique individuals themselves who are licensed to do crazy things or to withdraw into oneself . For made to understand, even today, no one who understands this love could be summed up to say: " for guy or girl, that I do not know what happens but I am comfortable with you , is that I love you " . While love can be summarized in one sentence as well. Nathalie the star of 'The delicacy' presented in this tragicomedy as the princess of the story is sad and as with any story there's a hero and a villain. The hero and villain laugh will suffer. What happens is that 'Delicacy' the hero does not possess the archetypal hero, is rather an anti-hero, a guy who lost on all quisqui, until the light of Nathalie illuminated by a spotlight care projects around the world to him, including the villain, and therein lies the comedy, in what came to be the particular tragedy of Nathalie . And that sweet and delicate balance of the ways the anti-hero of the novel are a delight to any good reader can miss, for who can resist not feel happy at least for a few hours? Nobody. For that: to be read 'Delicacy' . Discover this little gem.

© MARIA SANZ AIXA

** antihero

m. LIT. A literary character, narrative or dramatic who is credited with the physical, psychological and human contrary to the traditional hero.

Pregnancy And Wild Game

"SILENT ROOM" of Herbjørg Wassmer by MARÍA SANZ AIXA

... The wind was holding a small silent birch and shook his gnarled branches. Outbreaks premature quivered and danced with them unsafe. The gulls were resting in their nests and, on clear nights, Tora roamed the beaches, approached the birds and watching them in their beady eyes of a bird. He felt a sudden happiness at being alone, to be living something for which nobody had words. That meant a kind of naked vulnerability that gave him a good feeling.

'The room moves' (Nordic Books) is the second part of the Tora trilogy, continuing 'La casa del mirador blind' successfully published last year by Northern Books.

In novels the Norwegian Wassmer Herbjørg onde d is located within its pages the congratulations of reading. The answer to why you decided to become player in his day and dive into other lives. As 'La casa del mirador blind' in 'The room moves' same thing happens, the story, the novel does not let go, is one of those novels that you can not drop, Tora , its protagonist, is gets under your skin and grabs you hard, and the reader reads as if possessed, attracted by a magnet which is none other than the light given off by this girl.

'The room move ' not disappoint, whether with ' La casa del mirador blind ' the bar was very, very high, is still at the same height, does not disappoint but widens the focus coming from the room where cruel took the dangerous way to let us see each of the corners of the island, more fully, with delight. Then Wassmer Herbjørg and folds back and focus again on Tora and these three women is so close. Four women lie down with their world and their way of facing life, each with its own particular way: Aunt Rakel with his courage, the neighboring Sol their transgression and their disagreement, the mother Ingrid, to which the word "mother" comes loose it does not deserve for his reprehensible conduct, reprehensible, and always look elsewhere and not wanting to see, and Torah Tora always, with his strength and improvement.

Herbjørg Wassmer besides writing novels brilliantly intense, beautiful, that move, excite, impact, gives visibility to a deplorable fact is there: child abuse. Gives visibility to something that should not occur and the reader both casings stirring becomes custodian of Tora and is involved in its history to make it yours.

Tora, the female character perfectly outlined by Herbjørg Wassmer. The heroine of our Europe. The heroine of modern European literature. In 'The room moves' becomes heartbreaking woman into a jump that lets you enjoy either of adolescence. The reader knows Tora live with him and accompany life to this girl who 'The room moves' leaves behind his island and the danger , but it carries a burden, a burden inhumane. Tora needs us and we need to Tora , we want to be with her until the end and a little further.

© MARIA SANZ AIXA

Wearever Super Shooter

"ONLINE. THIRTEEN STORIES TO THE OLD WAY "by Ingo Schulze AIXA MARÍA SANZ

... I then imagine that the sky was water and pine aquatic plants.

'Online. Thirteen stories in the old way '(Destiny) is a brilliant story book from beginning to end. Homogeneous in quality and interest. The reader goes through the book from thirteen different stories without missing a second incentive. It is a wonderful set of stories and does not occur in other books of short stories the reader to find a piece of good quality should come between your chest and other lack of it back. German author Ingo Schulze in 'Online. Thirteen stories in the old way ' get grab the reader with stories that are based on everyday events that lead to universal stories. Stories of love, heartbreak, everyday, neighborhood, work, longing, sadness, disappointments, adventures, disbelief, disappointment, ..., whose theme is the fate and little room for maneuver left to humans. Thirteen stories that take place in Berlin, New York, Estonia, El Cairo, Alexandria, Italy, Paris ..., making them more attractive, reflecting the global nature of today's world. Where no place is far away. Where no place is remote and alien to us. Delightful book of stories where Ingo Schulze despite the destination or the destination has not neglected at any time the complicity and the magic of being alive.

AIXA © MARIA SANZ

Poems That Relate To Secret Life Of Bees

" Little Red Riding Hood by Charles Perrault by MARÍA SANZ AIXA

-Abuelita, ¡qué brazos tan grandes tienes!

-¡Son para abrazarte mejor, hija mía!

El nuevo Ilustrado de Nórdica Libros es ‘Caperucita roja’ , un libro que será delicia y joya para todo bibliófilo, pues en él se reúnen tres versiones de este cuento. La original escrita por el francés Charles Perrault en 1697 con un final drástico; la versión de 1812 de los hermanos Grimm que es la large known for children and adults with the end softened, and finally the version in verse he wrote in 1800 the German also Ludwig Tieck, which is closer to that of Perrault that the Brothers Grimm and is less popular.

Three versions are a jewel for the bibliophile and more if we add the variety of illustrations, as this issue of Nordic books 'Red Riding Hood' is eclectic up in their artwork, for it Augustine has had Comotto, Marta Gómez-Pintado, Ana Juan, Alicia Martínez, Verónica Moretta, Elena Odriozola, Luis Scafati, Naomi Villamuza and Javier Zabala, and his own particular vision and the story and its protagonist.

Innocence before the tragedy. Eclecticism illustrations. The Little Red Book of Norse winks to diversity. I said, a jewel for book lovers.

© MARÍA SANZ AIXA

(Illustrated by Ana Juan Red Riding Hood, Noemi and Alicia Martínez Villamuza)

Bosch Dishwasher Won't Run

"The Seagull" by Sándor Márai by MARÍA SANZ AIXA

... They are full of energy, look how hard living.

(...) In fact, gulls displayed great energy and is clearly not ask what the meaning of life (...)

again have another novel in the hands of Sándor Márai is to have a certainty, is known as a reader graceful. Salamandra published in these days of spring: 'The Seagull' . An intense story that runs in the form of a dance of two, a sensual dance and desperate. Like a last dance, a last night. 'The Seagull' is a monologue that is produced in a Hungarian night while Europe is immersed in the war. A monologue, rarely interrupted by summoned Aino Laine, the Finnish girl, who ran for the morning ahead of the protagonist, putting at risk the apparent calm of this, his calmness, serenity, and the routine that is involved, because he knows he is no longer young, who is fifty years old and for him it means give up living certain passions, love some, certain feelings and Finnish girl shakes her quiet and orderly world.

'The Seagull' portrays the heart of old Europe, but further portrays the soul of man, in a 187-page hypnotic monologue, a monologue full of reflections intense that the reader will check your level of maturity, share opinions, smiling to himself, look up the book to think about their own self, and holds more than once in the head. 'The Seagull' is Sándor Márai in pure and that's always a safe bet.

"Astrologers today are no crown on the head and most are nothing more than diligent mathematicians say that there are three facts that the free will of man can not change: birth, death and love ... These three facts are more powerful than any human will and strength. Because there are couples, Aino Laine, two people swept away in space towards each other by a single wave, which can not be avoided, they can not escape each other, or going north or west, nor to India or the grave ... must come back in space and time to meet. "

© MARIA SANZ AIXA