Al Paraiso / to Paradise
No CoverA bold novel spanning three centuries of alternate Americas, exploring love, loss, and the elusive promise of utopia.
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A bold novel spanning three centuries of alternate Americas, exploring love, loss, and the elusive promise of utopia.
En la Lista de Lecturas de Barack Obama para el Verano de 2022 2.500.000 DE LECTORES VOLVERÁN A EMOCIONARSE NÚMERO UNO EN VENTAS EN THE NEW YORK TIMES Tras Tan poca vida —«un fenómeno digno de estudio» (La Razón), Mejor Libro del Año según más de 15 medios—, la nueva novela de una autora «con una capacidad deslumbrante para atrapar desde las tripas en una lectura febril» (El Mundo) UNO DE LOS LIBROS MÁS ESPERADOS DEL AÑO SEGÚN THE GUARDIAN, THE TIMES, THE NEW YORK TIMES, THE TELEGRAPH, THE DAILY...
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Moderate sexual content with some explicit scenes, not central but recurring.
Moderate violence related to plagues and societal conflict in dystopian setting.
Minor use of strong language, not a dominant feature.
Minor references to substance use, not central to the narrative.
Major focus on gay male relationships and identity across multiple timelines.
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Major themes of societal structure, totalitarianism, and cultural identity in America.
Minor references to emotional distress, not explicitly detailed.
Moderate depiction of systemic suffering, illness, and troubled childhoods.
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