“¡Ojalá que a Rosaura la boca se le hiciera chicharrón! Y que nunca hubiera dejado escapar esas repugnantes, malolientes, incoherentes, pestilentes, indecentes y repelentes palabras. Más valía que se las hubiera tragado y guardado en el fondo de sus entrañas hasta que se le pudrieran y agusanaran. Y ojalá que ella viviera lo suficiente como para impedir que su hermana llevara a cabo tan nefastas intenciones.”
Quote by Laura Esquivel
Work
Like Water For Chocolate
This enchanting novel weaves together the culinary traditions of a Mexican family with their personal and romantic lives. Set against the backdrop of the Mexican Revolution, it tells the story of Tita, a young woman destined to remain unmarried and assist her mother in the kitchen. The narrative is rich with descriptions of recipes and the transformative power of food, as well as the emotional and magical connections between the characters. more
Author
Laura Esquivel
Laura Esquivel is a renowned Mexican novelist, born on September 30, 1950. Her works are known for their unique literary style and profound depiction of Latin American culture. more
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