A novel by Isabel Allende that dives into a hot topic. In a world that is increasingly unsupportive with the emigrant, and with situations that border on the ominous of our human condition, the Chilean writer will set the example of the close as the only cure for xenophobia.
The location where the story unfolds is the United States as a concept, beyond its countless locations between cosmopolitan NY or the last downtown city.
There is nothing more appropriate than this extensive scenario to highlight the humanity of any chance encounter between people of different origins, in a country where too many misgivings and hatred towards foreigners are beginning to arouse.
Because the novel tells us about casual encounters and ties that are strengthened from that chance. A kind of love at first sight will serve as an excuse for two disparate characters to openly introduce themselves to each other.
Love story bathed between yesterday and today, between South America and Brooklyn. The search for hope in a mere chance, the detail of love between two different people as an example to follow in a present day dominated by fear of everything unknown.
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