The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende

The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende

Beginning with clairvoyant Clara del Valle and running through her daughter and granddaughter, Allende's debut novel traces the Trueba family across nearly a century of Chilean history, blending magical realist family drama with the country's slide into political violence and military dictatorship.

Allende began the novel as a letter to her dying grandfather and it grew into a sweeping saga that mirrors, closely, Chile's real twentieth-century history including the 1973 coup, drawing on her own family's experience as relatives of ousted president Salvador Allende. The blend of the supernatural and the brutally political became a hallmark of Latin American magical realism.

Allende's landmark debut novel, a cornerstone of Latin American magical realism.

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