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On a Night of a Thousand Stars by Andrea Yaryura Clark
4.0
Wow. This book, that ending.
I didn’t know much about Argentina’s “Dirty War” or even about Argentina itself. The author describes the city of Buenos Aires like a love story. The food, the people, the smaller towns outside the city. It made me want to sit in a cafe drinking mate with old friends.
Despite the beautiful descriptions of the city, I had trouble getting into this book. The main characters didn’t come across as all that interesting. It was until halfway through the book that things started happening and I started to become invested in the story.
Overall and interesting and compelling story. Thanks to NetGalley for the copy to review.
I didn’t know much about Argentina’s “Dirty War” or even about Argentina itself. The author describes the city of Buenos Aires like a love story. The food, the people, the smaller towns outside the city. It made me want to sit in a cafe drinking mate with old friends.
Despite the beautiful descriptions of the city, I had trouble getting into this book. The main characters didn’t come across as all that interesting. It was until halfway through the book that things started happening and I started to become invested in the story.
Overall and interesting and compelling story. Thanks to NetGalley for the copy to review.