Eva Luna, by Isabel Allende (Used)

By (author): Isabel Allende. Translated by: Margaret Sayers Peden.

Born to a servant in an unnamed South American country and orphaned young, Eva Luna survives on her gift for telling stories. She passes from household to household, through the city's red-light quarter and into the upheavals of a country under military rule, while her path slowly converges with that of Rolf Carlé, an Austrian-born filmmaker escaping a dark childhood. A warm, picaresque novel about the power of storytelling.

Condition: Like new

Penguin, 1990. 288 pages.