Notebooks without Rigoberto | Mario Vargas Llosa

Yusa offers in this novel a bold approach to the body, and it is considered the second part of his novel "Praise of the Aunt," and although the writer does not indicate this, the reader will notice that the second begins when the first ends, and this does not negate the possibility of reading each novel separately, although the characters are the same, but the worlds of the two novels differ from each other. The main feature of the novel does not lie in the story as much as it derives from the narration and the amount of scientific information and literary insights contained between its lines.