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Travesuras de la niña mala

Mario Vargas Llosa

Paperback | Pages: 384 pages

Rating: 4.08 | 26725 Users | 2064 Reviews

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Original Title:	Travesuras de la niña mala
ISBN:	9707704667 (ISBN13: 9789707704664)
Edition Language:	Spanish
Characters:	Ricardo Somocurcio, La niña mala, Paúl, Juan Barreto, Los Gravoski
Setting:	Llama,1950(Peru)

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¿Cuál es el verdadero rostro del amor?

Ricardo ve cumplido, a una edad muy temprana, el sueño que en su Lima natal alimentó desde que tenía uso de razón: vivir en París. Pero el rencuentro con un amor de adolescencia lo cambiará todo. La joven, inconformista, aventurera, pragmática e inquieta, lo arrastrará fuera del pequeño mundo de sus ambiciones.

Testigos de épocas convulsas y florecientes en ciudades como Londres, París, Tokio o Madrid, que aquí son mucho más que escenarios, ambos personajes verán sus vidas entrelazarse sin llegar a coincidir del todo. Sin embargo, esta danza de encuentros y desencuentros hará crecer la intensidad del relato página a página hasta propiciar una verdadera fusión del lector con el universo emocional de los protagonistas.

Creando una admirable tensión entre lo cómico y lo trágico, Mario Vargas Llosa juega en Travesuras de la niña mala (2006) con la realidad y la ficción para liberar una historia en la que el amor se nos muestra indefinible, dueño de mil caras, como la niña mala. Pasión y distancia, azar y destino, dolor y disfrute... ¿Cuál es el verdadero rostro del amor?

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Title	:	Travesuras de la niña mala
Author	:	Mario Vargas Llosa
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	May 30th 2006 by Alfaguara (first published May 2006)
Categories	:	Fiction. Romance. Novels. Cultural. Latin American. European Literature. Spanish Literature. Nobel Prize. Literature

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So unbelievably misogynistic. If this had been a Victorian novel, I'd still have found it difficult to accept the misogyny, but as this was published in 2006, there really are no excuses...I found it gripping (despite the fact that the plot is completely predictable) - it's entertaining, at least, despite all its flaws. The chapter set in London was interesting, and I liked some of the minor characters. But the "good boy" and "bad girl", the main characters, are so frustrating and difficult to

Loved it. This is a beautifully written story of obsessive love and all the heartbreak it MUST provide. This is no ordinary, passing obsession. It literally lasts a lifetime and never fails to produce the self-obliterating humiliation and the predictable surprise of increasingly devastating abandonment that leaves our protagonist ever craving for more. He cannot refuse the bad girl when she returns repeatedly thoughout his long life. She is cruel, selfish, criminal and conniving. She is

Aahlmost second-rate. How many novels are better than this, one of MVLs most recent? ah Many. All the knowledge of literary techniques and an impressive mastery of plot, character, mood, etc. does nothing for Mr. Vargas Llosa here. The story is full of clichés (though it IS probably his most accessible) and the main character is a dullard. The plot is one weve heard before: girl drags boy along, in this case for an entire half-century, teasing him and lying, and basically treating him like shit.

You ever play kick the can when you were a kid? The way we used to play it, there was home base, and you would go running out to try to kick the can over, and the can is guarded, and if you made it back to home you couldn't get tagged.It was all very metaphorical, obviously. The can is husbands. The guards are life. Home base is Ricardo, Ricardino, the little pissant narrator of this book. And you are a bad girl.The bad girl captivates Ricardo when they're teenagers in Miraflores, Peru, and

How do you have a love story without passion? How do you have a tale of obsession without palpable madness?Mario Vargas Llosa always writes thoughtful novels, but the fiction of The Bad Girl needs visceral emotion. This novel disappoints in its absence.Young Peruvian Ricardo Somocurcio falls in love with the mysterious Chilean girl Lily. Is she really Chilean? Who is she? The sentiment is not returned. She disappears. Ricardo grows into adulthood and moves to Paris where he works as a

I kept struggling few days to be able to write a review about this disturbing and enjoyable novel , it was my first read for Llosa and it will not be the last :)the novel is haunting /page turner whether you agree with its thoughts or not. Some critics linked this novel strongly to Llosas obsession with Madame Bovary as we briefly discussed starting from post 61 , but this is not what I am going to discuss in here ; There are other several items to talk about reviewing this novel :*For the main

I became completely mesmerized by this book of obsessive love. The bad girl is a Peruvian girl the narrator knew when he was a boy, and she keeps coming in and out of his life in different identities. The more cruel she is to him, the more he loves her. But this intelligent, articulate, sensitive man is powerless to his obsession. He tries repeatedly to free himself from her spell, but he can't. He can't explain her power over him. I find that fascinating, haunting, and sad. She became the