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A Sangue Frio by Maria Isabel Braga, Truman Capote

25 reviews

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4.25


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dark informative sad tense slow-paced

5.0

Imagination, of course, can open any door—turn the key and let terror walk right in.

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3.5


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3.5


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3.5

Well written, would recommend to people who enjoy real crime; just not my cup of tea

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4.0

Well documented, and very dry. 

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5.0


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1.5

While it's one of the cornerstones for True Crime as a literary phenomena, it's incredibly insensitive to the victims and those around them.  It's frankly a bit disgusting the way that Capote describes these horrible acts as if they didn't happen to real people who had real hopes and dreams and lives.

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4.5

This is another book I’ve read from my long list of classics and I really enjoyed it! I hadn’t heard of it before but it has been claimed as the first narrative non-fiction novel and whether that’s true or not, it was done really well. It’s a fascinating look into a seemingly motiveless crime in rural Kansas. Capote keeps the reader engaged throughout as you learn about and even sympathise with those involved in this chilling quadruple homicide.

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