Booktag Instituto Cervantes

This booktag is trying to promote Spanish authors and works. I found this originally in Cumbres clasicas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpeYgJX7AeY

PREGUNTAS 

1. Libro de las 7.00 h.: Libro madrugador (Un libro de literatura contemporánea): La muerte y otras sorpresas por Mario Beedetti. En los cuentos que integran este volumen, Mario Benedetti narra el descubrimiento de que vida y muerte son dos caras de un mismo acontecimiento: placer y dolor, inquietud y calma, tiempo de ida y tiempo de regreso.


2. Libro de las 9.00 h.: Un telelibro (Un libro que hayas leído en digital o audiolibro): Zombies de Lenigrado por Javier Cosnava, se desarrolla en Rusia en la epoca de la segunda guerra mundial mientras estaba sitiada y como las personas atrapadas sufrieron hambruna y a los que recurrieron para sobrevivir.

3. Libro de las 11.30 h.: Libro del café de media mañana (Un libro breve): La ultima jugada por Fernando Trujillo es un relato corto, describe una jugada de cartas entre varios desconocidos y estan jugando por lo mas valioso y lo unico importante en esta vida. 

4. Libro de las 12.00 h.: Libro de vuelta al trabajo (Un libro de no ficción): No se me ocurre nada por ahora. Esto me ayuda a darme cuenta que deberia leer mas libros de no finccion en español.

5. Libro de las 16.00 h.: Libro para después de comer (Un libro para relajarse): Emelio y el viaje sin tesoro por Carmen Leñero. Es una historia de un niño muy imganinativo y al mismo tiempo muy reaista, el sabe que ya no hay lugar que descrubrir o tesoro que desenterrar.

 6. Libro de las 18.00 h.: Libro para salir de la rutina (Un libro que te haya enganchado): La ciudad de las bestias por Isabel Allende este cuenta la historia de Alexander un jven que se une a las exploraciones de su abuela en Sur America buscando a la bestia Yeti en las selva del Amazonas.

7. Libro de las 20.00 h.: Un libro para aplaudir (Un gran clásico de la literatura en español): Amor en tiempos de colera por Gabriel Garcia Marquez esta obra toa lugar en el trancurso de una vida, dos jovenes se conocen a una temprana edad, se enamoran pero la vida o en las decisiones de cada quien se separan. Su vida se encuentran en distintas ocasiones.

8. Libro de las 21.00 h.: Libro para irse a dormir (Un libro de literatura infantil): Familias familiares por Vivian Mansour muestra a nuestro protagonista quien esta convencido de que su familia es la mas extraña de todas. 


9. Libro de las 23. 00 h.: Un libro para soñar (Un libro de literatura fantástica): Recomiendo las obras de Laura Gallego, sus obras son enganchantes y fantasticas. 

10. Libro de 1 a 6.00 h.: Un libro oculto (Un libro poco conocido): No soy la mejor persona para dar recomendaciones de libros no tan conocidos, ya que tengo poca experiencia y solo leo lo mas conocido y de manera no tan frecuente. No tengo una respuesta :(

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