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Fortunata y Jacinta Dos historias de casadas Spanish Edition eBook Benito Pérez Galdós

I would have given the edition itself 4 stars; it has some misspellings and skipped letters. And I know this because I once spent a year reading no other novel for pleasure. So not only do I have 2 other editions, I have whole chunks of the novel in my head; I know a mistake when I see it.
The novels begins with the history of the Santa Cruz family, principally of the man who is married to Jacinta but returns to Fortunata again and again as her "lover." This is a misnomer; Juanito Santa Cruz, the scion of a well-off family enriched by commerce, is incapable of loving anyone but himself. However, he is not presented as the one-sided evil don Juan; this becomes clear as the story continues.
The novel is full of fascinating characters of 19th-century Madrid, from beggars and prostitutes through pharmacists and office workers to counts and comfortable bourgeois families, all against the backdrop of late 19th-century Spanish history and politics. The characters and the city become ingrained in the reader's heart and mind. It is for good reason that Benito Pérez Galdós is called the greatest Spanish writer after Cervantes.
If you go to Madrid after reading this novel, be prepared to run around the central part of the city identifying the streets and even the houses (if they're still there) where the characters lived. Few novels come and remain so alive as "Fortunata y Jacinta."

Product details File Size 2688 KB Print Length 1179 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publication Date November 27, 2011 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language Spanish ASIN B006FKQFKI

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Fortunata y Jacinta Dos historias de casadas Spanish Edition eBook Benito Pérez Galdós Reviews

Un clásico de la literatura española que logra atrapar al lector desde el inicio. La historia es entretenida y presenta el Madrid de la época a través de las relaciones entre personajes, sus percepciones y valoraciones, así como las actividades que desempeñan. Absolutamente recomendable!
I staarted reading the book out of curiosity but by the third chapter I was hooked, impressive way to describe the characters of the book, you can almost see them dancing right in front of you. I definitely would recommend this book.
exelente libro, estoy muy feliz al encontrar bibliografia de clasicos de la literatura en idioma espanol, tambien me gustarian un numero mayor de obras literarias en espanol que pueda adquirir gratuitamente. Gracias. Muy satisfecho
Una típica novela originalmente escrita para revistas por entrega semanal. La historia no es solo sobre dos mujeres que disputan el mismo hombre, una gran complejidad de fascinantes personajes. Lleva tiempo leerla, paciencia y gusto por los personajes decimonónicos. El lenguaje es magnífico y todo el argumento fluye hacia una final inesperado. La leí en una largas vacaciones de cuatros semanas. Lo mejor es que es gratis.
I had to read this book for my major in modern languages. Some long novels are worth the read, but this was one of my least favorite ones, as the story was very dull and hard to follow, reading it in Spanish and in English.I would recommend watching the movie instead.
Esta limpia y confiable edición de la novela más poderosa y ambiciosa de Benito Pérez Galdós nos devuelve la imagen literaria de una ciudad dominada por la burguesía comercial y profesional, grupo social triunfante en el ámbito de la representación artística con respecto de la nobleza de antaño. El comercio de telas, la fabricación de remedios farmacéuticos, el servicio del estado son las actividades dominantes en la red de relaciones que sostienen entre sí los personajes de esta novela. Este es un monumento del realismo narrativo que se sostiene tanto sobre la tradición literaria del costumbrismo como sobre la de los estudios psicológicos emprendidos por los narradores modernos. La lectura de esta novela todavía sorprende al lector actual en virtud del dominio que su autor tenía sobre los códigos de los lenguajes narrativos de su época. No es menor delicia encontrar en la novela de Pérez Galdós numerosas referencias al mundo narrativo del Renacimiento español.
Benito Pérez Galdós es uno de los primeros escritores que empecé a leer, sin investigar mucho acerca de este libro decidí descargarlo...

Positivo es una muy buena historia, te das cuenta que pesé a las diferencias de época, hay muchas cosas que no han cambiado, y que la sociedad por más tecnología que tiene al alcance sigue teniendo las mismas respuestas a situaciones similares. Es una historia muy bien desarrollada, en donde se le da cierre a cada uno de los personajes.

Negativo es muy largo! Honestamente no sabía que fueran tantas páginas, así que me tomó más tiempo de lo esperado terminarlo.

Del formato no puedo quejarme, no es el ideal para , pero no detecté nada que realmente me molestara o que impidiera que leyera con gusto...
I would have given the edition itself 4 stars; it has some misspellings and skipped letters. And I know this because I once spent a year reading no other novel for pleasure. So not only do I have 2 other editions, I have whole chunks of the novel in my head; I know a mistake when I see it.
The novels begins with the history of the Santa Cruz family, principally of the man who is married to Jacinta but returns to Fortunata again and again as her "lover." This is a misnomer; Juanito Santa Cruz, the scion of a well-off family enriched by commerce, is incapable of loving anyone but himself. However, he is not presented as the one-sided evil don Juan; this becomes clear as the story continues.
The novel is full of fascinating characters of 19th-century Madrid, from beggars and prostitutes through pharmacists and office workers to counts and comfortable bourgeois families, all against the backdrop of late 19th-century Spanish history and politics. The characters and the city become ingrained in the reader's heart and mind. It is for good reason that Benito Pérez Galdós is called the greatest Spanish writer after Cervantes.
If you go to Madrid after reading this novel, be prepared to run around the central part of the city identifying the streets and even the houses (if they're still there) where the characters lived. Few novels come and remain so alive as "Fortunata y Jacinta."