Radicales Libres / Free Radicals - by Rosa Beltran (Paperback)

The book "Radicales libres" by Rosa Beltrán is a captivating and intimate story that follows three generations of women through nearly six decades of historical events, from student movements to pandemics.

With a subversive and feminist perspective, the novel offers a unique look at Mexico and the world during that period.

The protagonist's account of her mother's departure on a Harley-Davidson motorcycle with a neighbor is just the beginning of this extraordinary tale of love, loss, and resilience. The book has received rave reviews from critics, who praise its "delicious irony" and "own style." Guadalupe Nettel calls it a "powerful and subtle portrait of the dialogue between three generations of women," while Jorge Volpi describes it as "a necessary and open dialogue with the invisible history of the past sixty years." Ana Merino adds that the book's characters intuitively understand that "everything - telling a family story, suffering a political story, surviving a journey or proximity or abandonment - is more real when it becomes fiction." Don't miss out on this unforgettable and moving read.

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