My partner in the ALA Reader's advisory class recommended that I read a different book of Marcela Serrano, but it was out of print so I ended up with this one. Serrano is a Chilean author, the first Chilean I have read in the original, so it meant getting acquainted with a different vocabulary than the Spanish books I read last year by Vargas Llosa (Peruvian).

Much more difference between Spanish from different countries than English between US and England or Australia for instance. Serrano is w My partner in the ALA Reader's advisory class recommended that I read a different book of Marcela Serrano, but it was out of print so I ended up with this one.

Serrano is a Chilean author, the first Chilean I have read in the original, so it meant getting acquainted with a different vocabulary than the Spanish books I read last year by Vargas Llosa (Peruvian). Much more difference between Spanish from different countries than English between US and England or Australia for instance. Serrano is well known for her highly literary, rather feminist novels. I suppose this could be classified as 'chick lit', a genre I'm not very familiar with.

It focuses on the relationship between three friends: the narrator, Blanca, who is wealthy, from a rightist family, married with two children, educated but discouraged from having a job or any sort of independence; her sister-in-law, Sophia, from a middle-class background, educated, a psychologist; and Victoria, a sometime patient of Sophia, a working class woman whose father was 'disappeared' under the Pinochet regime. The book begins with the three women at Blanca's camp in the country; Blanca has a stroke and winds up with aphasia. The novel alternates her accounts of her aphasia with her memories of her life, especially a love affair she had immediately before the present of the book. There are three themes of the book: communication, with her aphasia compared with other failures of communication throughout the novel; the relations between men and women of different ages and classes in Chile; and the Commission of Truth and Reconciliation, which is investigating the disappearances and tortures of the Pinochet era. The book was very well-written, with emotional depth, humor, and a sophisticated writing style.

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I look forward to reading some of her other works.