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The Story of My Teeth Valeria Luiselli Christina MacSweeney Books

This novel is simply delusional, in the most wonderful sense of the word. Short, I could not stop reading it from beginning to end.
It is the "march of folly" that we human beings live, travelling daily from our own misery to our greatness and back. This story, happening in my beautiful and beloved Mexico, is deeply universal, providing easy access - to lay readers such as me - to some of the best writers of all time.
It is also, in itself, a megainnovation in its genre, by building a participatory story with factory workers.
It is both a sad novel, and a humorous story, well written and perversely ironic, about the greatness and weaknesses of us all. I read it with a smile in my mouth, swallowing a playful sarcasm or a surprise every few lines.


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The Story of My Teeth Valeria Luiselli Christina MacSweeney Books Reviews

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Very odd little book! I enjoyed it, as I like odd books but the average reader might not.
I' d like to make it 5 stars. I was so intrigued sometimes when I just read and thinking something in midair but suddenly taken back to his highway and his son's story. Sometimes I couldn't concentrate reading because a lot of stories too short to remember. .Afterwards,I knew the reason, though. I'm not used to this some kinds of experimental literature. It's good to read and never forget after all.
An allegorical story, not for the engineer, but more for the poet, although I am closer to the engineer than the poet, I really enjoyed the read.
Reminded me of a Confederacy of Dunces. Brilliant character development from the unreliable narrator who is a little more reliable than you think.
Unusual but thoughtful. So different from popular fiction. Perhaps more of a writer's read. Our book club is "trying" to understand more about Contemporary Mexican culture by reading current fiction written by Mexican writers. Book seems more of a literary tour de force and a musing on meaning and value in art and literature than exposing or reflecting on Mexican culture.
This novel is simply delusional, in the most wonderful sense of the word. Short, I could not stop reading it from beginning to end.
It is the "march of folly" that we human beings live, travelling daily from our own misery to our greatness and back. This story, happening in my beautiful and beloved Mexico, is deeply universal, providing easy access - to lay readers such as me - to some of the best writers of all time.
It is also, in itself, a megainnovation in its genre, by building a participatory story with factory workers.
It is both a sad novel, and a humorous story, well written and perversely ironic, about the greatness and weaknesses of us all. I read it with a smile in my mouth, swallowing a playful sarcasm or a surprise every few lines.