by Rosa Montero · Seix Barral · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788432207747
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Bella y oscura is a novel by the Spanish writer Rosa Montero, published in 1993. The story follows the childhood of a girl who travels from the solitude of an orphanage to a marginal neighborhood, where she is welcomed by a peculiar family. Through an allegorical narrative, the novel explores themes such as the wisdom of childhood, solitude, freedom, and the ability of fantasy to extract beauty from cruelty and the forgetfulness of childhood.
Madrid journalist and novelist, El País columnist, author of History of the Transparent King, The Cannibal's Daughter and the Bruna Husky series.
