
Reading this in honor of National Poetry Month and because of the scary times and hardships my people are currently facing.
Reading this in honor of National Poetry Month and because of the scary times and hardships my people are currently facing.
Not going to lie, I struggled with this book because I read it in Spanish. It was full of mysticism and was a great insight into the hardships of an abandoned town in Mexico during the cristero period as Juan Preciado returns to find his father.
I‘ll eventually reread it in English because I feel I may have lost some nuances. Overall, I recommend.
So, I finished this book a few days ago and never got around to reviewing. It‘s a some of the stories either went over my head or I simply just couldn‘t get into (my ADD most likely played a part in that.
Other stories were really good but triggering. Overall I‘m happy I read it and am going to go back and reread the stories I didn‘t quite get.
Checked this out from my local library. Can‘t wait to get started.
“pampa ni mitz tlazohtla ica nochi noyollo”
“Because I love you with all my heart”
—Náhuatl Folk Song,
Xiquiyehua
Well, I did it! First book I‘ve finished in a while. A little slow to start but overall I loved it.
Started this book a month ago. It‘s so far so good but just haven‘t found the time to sit down and read.