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Hijos del ancho mundo [Cutting for Stone]
- Narrated by: Daniel Nicolás
- Length: 23 hrs and 33 mins
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Una historia apasionante que sigue a sus protagonistas a través de la India, África y América a lo largo de cinco décadas.
Mientras la India celebra su flamante independencia, la abadesa de un convento de carmelitas en Madrás hace realidad uno de sus sueños más audaces: enviar a África dos jóvenes monjas enfermeras con la noble misión de transmitir el amor de Cristo ayudando a mitigar el dolor de los que sufren. Siete años más tarde, en el modesto hospital Missing de Adis Abeba nacen dos varones gemelos, Marion y Shiva Stone. El hecho no tendría nada de particular si no fuera porque su madre es una monja que muere en el parto y su padre un cirujano británico que desaparece sin dejar rastro. Así, los primeros años de los hermanos Stone transcurrirán en el feliz microcosmos del hospital misionero, criados por un pequeño grupo de personas que, con escasos medios y recursos, se afanan en curar a los enfermos. Con el transcurrir del tiempo, sin embargo, ese mundo cerrado y protegido en el que Marion y Shiva comparten su pasión por la medicina se resquebraja ante la presión de los acontecimientos que sacuden Etiopía y que arrastrarán a los hermanos Stone por caminos diferentes, poniendo a prueba su inquebrantable amistad.
Dotado de las virtudes de los grandes novelistas del siglo XIX, el médico y escritor Abraham Verghese -de origen indio y criado en Etiopía- ha escrito una historia apasionante que sigue a sus protagonistas a través de la India, África y América a lo largo de cinco décadas, creando así un gran fresco de un país desconocido para la mayoría.
La crítica ha dicho...
«Una obra maestra del antiguo arte de narrar historias.»
San Francisco Chronicle
«Una novela magnífica y absorbente.»
Publishers Weekly
«Verghese es un excelente escritor, lírico y controlado, sabio y compasivo.»
The New York Times Book Review
«Estupenda [...] la mejor novela del año hasta la fecha.»
The Financial Times
«¡Qué novela! Repleta de sabiduría sobre lo que nos hace humanos, nos revela la magia y la tragedia de nuestras vidas.»
Newsday
Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.
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- Cristina luna lasso
- 03-14-24
Maravillosa historia.
Una Increíble manera de narrar una auto biografía. La historia de vida, amor y lucha de dos hermanos gemelos que nacieron sin conocieron a sus padres
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