La reina Esther
by John Irving
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Una vida entera marcada por la Historia.John Irving regresa al mundo de Las normas de la casa de la sidra y al orfanato de St. Cloud’s.
In 1908, on a bitterly cold night in Maine, amidst a heavy snowfall, a nearly four-year-old girl was left on the porch of St. Cloud's Orphanage, run by Dr. Larch. The girl wasn't crying; rather, she seemed angry. The orphanage nurse who went out to look for her saw two women walking away in the darkness. Almost ten years later, St. Cloud's still hadn't found a foster family for that girl, named Esther. Around that time, the Winslows, a couple living in New Hampshire, decided to adopt another child, but they visited several orphanages before choosing St. Cloud's. There, they heard Esther's story, and she was taken in by the Winslows, becoming a kind of guardian angel for her new family. Her life would be a story of survival and a profound exploration of identity and belonging, bearing witness to the enduring impact of history on our lives.
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RELEASE DATE
April 8, 2026
ISBN
9788411077415
PAGES
480 p. ; 22,5 x 14,8 cm.
BINDING
Paperback
SERIES
Andanzas
LANGUAGE
Spanish