Readings for the summer

Readings for the summer

Surely you have already chosen the destination of your vacation. You even know what clothes to wear and what not. But will you leave room in your suitcase for some books? If the answer is yes, let Actualidad Literatura make you a series of recommendations readings for the summer. Of all the books that we recommend on this list, you will surely find the one that will occupy the most privileged corner of your vacation suitcase.

Here we go!

Fresh reads for summer

  • "The monk Who Sold His Ferrari" de Robin Sharma. A spiritual fable that will catch you from beginning to end. If you choose this book for a vacation trip of a week or fifteen days, we must advise you to take at least one more book, because you will read it very quickly. If you have finished very tired of your work, if you need to disconnect or have the impression that nothing around you belongs to you, you need to read this book. It has been translated into 70 languages ​​and little by little it became a best seller. It is a practical guide that helps the reader to see what is important, to create prosperity, to be happy and to achieve enormous inner peace.

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  • "The India that I love" de Ramiro A. Street. If you are in love with this old and multicultural exotic country, if one day you dreamed of going there and step on its colorful streets, if that trip is still pending on your list of things to do before you die, this book will please you and It will make you dream even more if possible about traveling to India. Ramiro A. Calle, its author, goes on a long journey by train and by car, recounting in first person countless anecdotes that are happening to him. It teleports you to that country with amazing ease.
  • «The three weddings of Manolita» of the great Almudena Grandes. It is the third installment of Episodes of an Endless War. There are 766 pages loaded with emotion, misery and greatness of the human soul. It is one of those novels that you are wanting to finish but that at the same time makes you sad to finish them. It has a very good review among users who have already read it and a rating of 9 out of 10.

the three weddings of manolita

  • Ace of Hearts de Antonia J. Corrales. It is a short book, just over 250 pages long, that is quick and easy to read. An intimate novel of those that reaches the heart of the reader. At first, this novel is somewhat slow, but as the story goes by it becomes enjoyable and it even becomes difficult to stop reading. If you have a few days of vacation and you like readings that are written with the heart, this book will not leave you indifferent.
  • "Life was that" de Carmen Amoraga. There is little more to say about a book when it is known that it has been Nadal Prize 2014, right? Well, this one by Carmen Amoraga has been. Of those books considered as "good literature", of those that make you think, of those that make you reconsider your role in your own life and that of others and of those that entertain at the same time. A good book, a good purchase.
  • «Mondo and other stories» de JMG Le Clézio. A book of short but intense stories. A book written from a childish and innocent gaze, all of them full of extreme sensitivity and melancholy. If you are one of those people who look for something more in books than the simplicity of a surface full of letters, if you are a person with a high sensitivity, "Mondo and other stories" may become one of your favorite books. Give it a try, because you sure do like it.

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  • "No news from gurb" de Eduardo Mendoza. According to the author himself: «Without news from Gurb it is without a doubt the most eccentric book I have written. There is not a single shadow of melancholy in him. It is a look at the world in amazement, a helpless point, but without a trace of tragedy or censorship ». A simple book, with a lot of humor and set in pre-Olympic Barcelona. A book without complications to avoid complications. An enjoyable and very different read.

From Actualidad Literatura, we hope that you start on a good note, never better said, this summer and that your favorite book of 2014 is among the list of recommendations that we offer you. Happy writing, happy rest!


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  1.   Pelayo said

    Two can only interest me, it must be a woman who made the selection

    1.    Carmen guillen said

      Hello Pelayo. If you read a little further down you will see that the author is a woman: Carmen Guillén, the same one who answers you right now.
      Honestly, I have not written the article thinking about books for women or men, but based on the simple criterion of personal taste. I don't think there are books for women or men, but it would be an honor if you yourself, as a man, would comment or recommend other books so that like-minded people can enjoy good readings this summer. Thank you very much for your comment.

      A greeting!

  2.   Jaime Gil de Viedma said

    Magnificent recommendations, only one of the books I consider out of what people have to read in terms of the saddest time in Spain ... The three weddings of Manolita ”manipulated and incorrect in terms of the chapters of what happened in this conflict that I separate the Spaniards. For the rest, I believe that the recommendations are made from a direct knowledge of these books and their reading.

    As for the comment above, it seems like fucking macho and especially out of place

    1.    Carmen guillen said

      Thanks Jaime for your comment. As I previously said to Pelayo, the previous commentator, this list is a personal selection, and in this type of selection I try to talk about what I know and what I like and I think the rest of the readers may like. Thank you for your words.

      A greeting!