Mi reto de lectura en realidad es "reducir la pila de pendientes". Hace muchos años que ronda los 300 y no baja de ahí.
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I stopped reading when the book asked to believe that Jane Eyre and Romeo and Juliet were valid, relevant cultural references that a Chinese girl born near 1960 would use. Boring, flat, another entirely unnecesary "girl must choose good boy/bad boy" triangle.
A bit confusing. Worth re-reading after I've read the original sources.
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My mother recommended this book to me ages ago, and I kept putting off reading it because the edition isn't very good - tiny font of greyish paper. I wish I had bought a prettier edition, because once I finally started reading, I couldn't put it down. It's a wonderful story about a family, told by the youngest girl. It's a bit fragmentary, as chapters are extremely short, but I think that's part of its appeal.
It is also a good and entertaining way to learn about the history of Mexican-USA relationships.
