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4.0 out of 5 stars
An insightful look to the human soul,
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This review is from: Soldiers Cry by Night/Los Soldados Lloran De Noche (Discoveries (Latin American Literary Review Pr)) (Paperback)
Why we feel so special about ourselves? Because we know everything about ourselves. Matute reflects here (and in the others books of the trilogy, The Trap and First Memory) how our childhood shapes our future life, and how we cannot do much about it. We can understand our life because we know all things that happened to us, since childhood. Trying to make to understand it to other people is the main problem of living with somebody. Yes, Matute hits the right string inside our souls, and with her wonderful prose, poetically talks about friendship, love and hate, fears and beliefs, during the Spanish civil war. A war that changed the life of the characters of the novel in a very profound way, with no blood nor suffering, but with deep feelings. Only Matute can convince us of the importance of the most secret feelings in our everyday life. I recommend you to read first First Memory, although is not required.
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Soldiers Cry by Night/Los Soldados Lloran De Noche (Discoveries (Latin American Literary Review Pr)) by Ana Marķa Matute (Paperback - Feb. 1995)
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