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La ciudad huérfana

La ciudad huérfana

Historical FictionLiterary Fiction
Pages
408
Published
2016
Language
Spanish

Synopsis

This historical novel, originally titled 'The Orphan's Tale,' follows two young women whose lives intertwine amidst the chaos of World War II. One is a circus performer hiding a secret, and the other is a Jewish woman seeking refuge. Their journey through occupied Europe explores themes of survival, resilience, and the enduring power of human connection.

Prose complexity
7/10

Vibe

MelancholicEmotionalThought-Provoking
Family Saga

Genres

Historical Fiction Literary Fiction

Authors

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Ana Isabel Domínguez Palomo

Ana Isabel Domínguez Palomo writes engaging novels like La ciudad huérfana, La hija del diablo, and Buenas vibraciones. Her stories often blend drama and romance, as seen in El pícaro de la Quinta Avenida and La trampa del matrimonio.

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María del Mar Rodríguez Barrena

María del Mar Rodríguez Barrena writes compelling stories across genres, from the suspense of La hija del diablo to the lighter tone of Buenas vibraciones. Her other works include La ciudad huérfana and El pícaro de la Quinta Avenida, showcasing her versatile storytelling.

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Victoria Hislop

Victoria Hislop writes historical fiction, including a contribution to the Ox-Tales short story collection. She is best known for her novels set in Greece, such as The Island and The Return. Her books look at how historical shifts impact families and local communities.