Pechos y huevos (Biblioteca Formentor) (Spanish Edition)

Mieko Kawakami's "Pecados y Huevos" is a literary phenomenon that has captured the hearts of readers worldwide, including Elena Ferrante and Haruki Murakami.

This powerful novel explores themes of femininity, class, and identity in the 21st century through the eyes of three generations of women. In a sweltering summer day, Makiko travels to Tokyo to visit her sister Natsu, who is struggling with the changes in her body after giving birth.

Meanwhile, their daughter Midoriko, aged 12, is paralyzed by fear of puberty and expresses herself through a journal.

As they come together in a working-class neighborhood in Tokyo, these three women will confront their fears and secrets, many of which are imposed on them by society as women. With the support of Murakami and Ferrante, Kawakami has become an international literary sensation, combining comedy and realism to paint a vivid portrait of the femininity of the working class in contemporary society.

Don't miss out on this unforgettable read that will leave you thinking long after you finish the last page.