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Women with Big Eyes by Angeles Mastretta
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Women with Big Eyes (original 1990; edition 2004)

by Angeles Mastretta, Amy Schildhouse Greenberg (Translator)

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Title:Women with Big Eyes
Authors:Angeles Mastretta
Other authors:Amy Schildhouse Greenberg (Translator)
Info:Riverhead Trade (2004), Edition: Bilingual, Paperback, 384 pages
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Tags:Mexican literature, contemporary literature, short stories, collection, bilingual edition

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Women with Big Eyes by Angeles Mastretta (1990)

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    Anonymous user: Literatura de mujeres y para mujeres. Lenguaje delicioso. Te sentirás identificada con algún personaje, no lo dudes
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A lovely novella filled with Mexican tales of passion and poetry centered around their women. ( )
  BALE | May 4, 2013 |
Exelente como todo lo de Angeles Mastreta
  majoga | Mar 3, 2009 |
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Donne dagli occhi grandi
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Tante Leonor besaß den vollkommensten Nabel , den die Welt je gesehen hat.
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1949
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