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One Hundred Years of Solitude Hi, I just want to practice my written English. I' m going to talk about the latest book I read: "One hundred years of solitude" of Gabriel García Márquez. I found it really interesting and absolutely original. At the beginning I tought it was quite annoying with all this characters with the same names and the magic and premunitions (I don't like science-fiction novels), but the last part is amazing, it explains the all meaning of the text and only in the end I could appreciate the passion and the determination of the characters and in particular of all the females, their longevity and strength. Do you agree?

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One Hundred Years of Solitude

Hi, I just want to practice my written English.
I' m going to talk about the latest book I read: "One Hundred Years of Solitude", by Gabriel García Márquez. I found it really interesting and absolutely original. At the beginning I thought it was quite annoying with all the characters having the same names and the magic and premonitions (I don't like science-fiction novels). However, the last part is amazing; it explains the all meaning of all the text and it was not until I got to the end that I could appreciate the passion and the determination of the characters, and in particular of all the females, their longevity and strength.
Do you agree?
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One Hundred Years of Solitude

Hi, I just want to practice my written English.
I' m going to talk about the latest book I read: "One hundred years of solitude" by Gabriel García Márquez. I found it really interesting and absolutely original. At the beginning I thought it was quite annoying with all the characters with the same names and the magic and premonitions (I don't like science-fiction novels), but the last part is amazing, it explains the all meaning of the text and only in the end could I appreciate the passion and the determination of the characters and in particular of all the females, their longevity and strength.
Do you agree?

I want to read this book, but in Spanish. I think the genre is called "magical realism". By the way, your writing is great!

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