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La edad secreta
by Eugenia Rico · Espasa · tapa dura · 234 pages
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Pages: 234 pagesAuthor: Eugenia RicoPublisher: EspasaFormat: tapa duraLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 13/4/2004ISBN: ISBN 9788467022094
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Synopsis of La edad secreta
¿Cuántas veces has querido dejarlo todo e irte lejos? En 'La edad secreta', una mujer decide romper con su vida convencional y emprender un viaje por carretera. En este camino, conoce a un joven enigmático y juntos se embarcan en una búsqueda de resultados impredecibles. Esta es la historia de Ella y Él, un relato sobre aventuras, sentimientos inesperados y la búsqueda del verdadero significado del amor y el placer.
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Eugenia Rico
Eugenia Rico is a Spanish novelist, screenwriter and journalist. She is one of the most internationally translated Spanish writers of her generation, with novels published in over twelve languages across Europe and Latin America. Her 2008 novel Aunque seamos malditas has been widely acclaimed by international critics as a pioneering work of existential feminism, recognized for anticipating themes of the "Me Too" movement and being adopted into major academic curricula, including at Georgetown University.
Born in 197214 titles published
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