Paola - Isabel Allende

When Paula entered a state of hibernation, her mother, the great Chilean writer Isabel Allende, began writing down the pages of her notebook the story of her family, and her own story, to present to her daughter as a gift after overcoming the tragic ordeal. But the disease extended for many months, and the writer's notes turned into this influential book that reveals her personality.

Here, Isabelle Allende exercises her amazing novel talent to regain her life, and to take control of her as a woman and writer. She also regains her family's livelihood and the history of her near homeland.

A self-portrait unique in its emotional impact, it is at the same time a delightful re-creation of the delicacy of the women of our time.

“Paola” is a book that will remain linked in the mind of the reader with the momentum of an unforgettable and moving experience.

Pages: 494