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Uno de los problemas que ha estado presente en la educación superior en México es el relacionado con los bajos niveles de comprensión de lectura que tienen los estudiantes universitarios, los cuales presentan dificultades de comprensión de los contenidos de las disciplinas que cursan. Por lo general, los estudiantes se enfrentan a niveles complejos de lectura durante sus estudios, y se desconoce si poseen las habilidades necesarias para la com...

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Winner, Discover Great New Writers Award. Winner, Minnesota Book Award for Fiction. "Profound.... a quietly stunning work that leaves soft tracks in the heart."--The Washington Post BookWorld "Merits placement beside some of the mesmerizing new literature with its roots in Latin America."--The New York Times Book Review

A story of passion, politics, death, and love" (Isabel Allende), this page-turning saga spans the years between 1932 and 1977, and is set in the heart of El Salvador, where coffee plantations are the center of life for rich and poor alike.

In a finely wrought portrait of life in a small Mexican village, Sandra Benitez introduces a beguiling cast of characters and reveals how each is irrevocably affected by the birth of a child and the tragedy that follows. "Profound in its simplicity and rhythm . . . a quietly stunning work".--"The Washington Post".

From critically acclaimed author Bentez comes a compelling novel that takes one woman on a journey from Minnesota to Mexico in a search that tests her marriage, uncovers family secrets, and forces her to discover who she truly is.

Tragedy haunts Annie Rush after her identical twin sister dies in a horrifying farm accident when the girls are nine years old. In the wake of the grief and guilt that followed, her older brother leaves home for good. The death of her mother prompts Annie to seek her brother and her search takes her to Oaxaca, during the vibrant Christmas celebrations and the colorful Night of the Radishes festival. 288 pp.

In a finely wrought portrait of life in a small Mexican village, Sandra Benitez introduces a beguiling cast of characters and reveals how each is irrevocably affected by the birth of a child and the tragedy that follows. "Profound in its simplicity and rhythm . . . a quietly stunning work".--The Washington Post.

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