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Sesenta dias para abandonar el pais - Paperback

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by Raíces Latinas (Editor), Hemil Garcia Linares (Author)

Es una novela cautivante e intensa que narra los ltimos sesenta d a de Gerardo G mez, un inmigrante peruano que deja Lima en su ciudad para viajar a lo Estados Unidos. La novela transcurre cercana al 11 de setiembre de 2001 y ella se muestra la lucha y obst culos de Gerardo G mez por alcanzar un elusivo Sue o Americano."Acercarse al mundo narrativo de Hemil Garc a es dejarse llevar por los hilos de una trama que va absorbiendo l nea a l nea a medida que transcurren las circunstancias vitales de los personajes" Eugenia Mu oz Molano, P.h.D in Latinoamerican Literature. It is a thrilling and intense novel that narrates the last sixty days of a Gerardo G mez, a Peruvian immigrant who leaves Lima, his hometown before coming to America. The timeline of this novel is close to September 11th, 2001, and it recounts Gerardo Gomez' struggles and obstacles to reach an evasive American Dream. "Approaching the narrative world of Hemil Garc a is getting carried away by the threads of a plot that captures the reader, line by line, as the characters' main events take place." Eugenia Mu oz Molano, P.h.D in Latinoamerican Literature.

Number of Pages: 126
Dimensions: 0.3 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: December 09, 2018
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