Arrodillate

Random House

  • First published 1996
  • 504 pages
  • Spanish
  • Classic
3.97
69K ratings across the web
7 in 10 readers loved it, 1 didn't like it
Reviewers generally found the book to be a compelling and well-crafted narrative. One reader, not typically drawn to generational sagas, noted that this work effectively changed their perspective on the genre. They particularly praised the strong character development and the intricate way all the story's elements were woven together. Another brief but impactful comment suggests the book delivers a powerful and memorable reading experience.

However, a specific point of criticism was raised regarding the portrayal of one character, James. A reviewer felt that the narrative extended too much sympathy towards this character, potentially indicating an imbalance in their depiction or the emotional weight assigned to their actions within the story.

In conclusion, the book appears to be a potent and engaging read that leaves a strong impression on its audience. Despite a minor concern about character sympathy, it is likely to resonate with readers who appreciate grand, sweeping generational sagas, complex character dynamics, and narratives that skillfully interweave various plot threads. It is suitable for those seeking a book that evokes a powerful emotional response.

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This edition
Random House Mondadori, S.A
ISBN
9788439702856
Language
Spanish
Original edition Originally published in 1996 · English · Knopf Canada