The Gods of Tango: A novel | 
pickI‘ve only read one other by this author- Cantoras, but I definitely will pick up her other books when I see them.
For fans of Sarah Waters and France‘s de Pontes Peebles. Historical Fiction that follows tango music‘s evolution in mostly Argentina, through the eyes of a young woman who chooses to disguise herself as a man in order to be accepted as a musician.
Slow moving but beautiful. Sapphic and sexy.
pickI didn‘t like this one quite as much as Perla and Cantoras by the same author, but it‘s beautifully written historical fiction set it an interesting time period and place I don‘t know much about.
pick🎻 My final book of 2020 was The Gods of Tango! This book made me wish I knew how to play the violin, dance the tango, and that I could visit Argentina. Yet I also felt I got to do those things through the tale of Leda, as she navigated 1913 Buenos Aires away from her family for the first time. Read it!
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📚 I forgot last Monday was part of #DashingDecember & I read 75 pages, surpassing my goal! Thanks again @Andrew65 !
My December #Bookspin & #Bookspinbingo shelf!
I tried for Red and Green spines, but had to be happy with “greenish”. 😜
1- Gods of Tango
2- High Plains Tango
3- Anybody Can Do Anything
4- Little Fires Everywhere
5- The Magician‘s Lie
6- The Nest
7- Lottery
8- Where‘d You Go Bernadette
9- Hope Never Dies
10- Life Moves Pretty Fast
11- The Last Days of Dogtown
12- The House on Mango Street
13- High Fidelity
14- Here Comes the Sun
15- Nightwoods
pickHistorical fiction about immigrants to Argentina and the rise of tango from music for the lowest classes to worldwide popularity. Beginning in 1913, it is the story of Leda‘s unexpected widowhood, her talent as a violinist, her living as a man so she can preform onstage, and her romantic relationships with women. 🌈 💗4/5 ⭐️
#LGBTQ #Pride #historical
This has been on my kindle for awhile , think I‘ll give it a go tonight 👍🏻🍷💃🏾
“ And all things conspire to keep silent about us , half out of shame perhaps, half as unutterable hope “ Rilke
pickLoved this book! Chronicles the limitations imposed on women as well as the suffering experienced because of it one hundred years ago and that still exist in some cultures, societies or families everywhere.
pickDeliciously inviting tale of a young woman's quest for independence and finding her true self. Top notch.
