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Las lágrimas del mar

Las lágrimas del mar

Ruta Sepetys

4.40
763 valoraciones·30,231 reseñas

Mientras que los desastres del Titanic y el Lusitania son ampliamente conocidos, la mayor tragedia marítima de la historia es el poco documentado hundimiento del Wilhelm Gustloff el 30 de enero de 1945 en el mar Báltico. Este transatlántico alemán, destinado a transportar personal militar y refugiad...

páginas
391
Format
Hardcover
Publicado
2016-02-02
Editorial
Philomel Books

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Ruta Sepetys
Ruta Sepetys

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#1 New York Times Bestselling Author and Winner of the Carnegie Medal.Ruta Sepetys was born and raised in Michigan in a family of artists, readers, and music lovers. The daughter of a refugee, Ruta is drawn to underrepresented stories of strength through struggle and hopes to give voice to those who weren't able to tel...

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Hannah Azerang
Hannah Azerang·6 years ago
Nunca en mi vida me había sentido tan triste y enfadado a la vez al leer un libro. *Las lágrimas del mar* de Ruta Sepetys es una de esas *lecturas conmovedoras* que te remueve por dentro.
Jesse (JesseTheReader)
Jesse (JesseTheReader)·10 years ago
(4.5)
Las lágrimas del mar, de Ruta Sepetys, fue un libro hermoso. Me tomará un tiempo asimilar todas mis emociones y pensamientos. ¡Próximamente, reseña en video!
Emily May
Emily May·10 years ago
Lo intento, de verdad, pero las historias de guerra de Ruta Sepetys no me llegan. Sí, ya sé que soy una minoría. Fui una de las pocas a las que no le encantó su debut – Between Shades of Gray – y preferí mucho más su segundo libro – Out of the Easy. Ahora regresa a la Segunda Guerra Mundial y, una vez más, sigo sin conectar.Al igual que con su primera novela, me siento un poco incómodo siendo negativo sobre este tipo de libros. Fue una época horrible en la que se cometieron atrocidades terribles...
Lisa of Troy
Lisa of Troy·5 years ago
This book covers the largest loss of life in maritime history- the sinking of the German Wilhelm Gustloff in January 1945. It was torpedoed by Soviet forces during WWII. Over 9,000 people lost their lives including many civilians (including children). The book is told in very short chapters from 4 different characters: Florian, a Prussian man fleeing his post, Emilia, a pregnant 15 year old Polish girl, Joana, a Lithuanian medical assistant, and Alfred, a young Nazi. Most of the book (about 75% ...
Zoë
Zoë·6 years ago
No se proporcionó texto de reseña para traducir. Solo se incluyó la calificación de 4.5/5.
Crumb
Crumb·9 years ago
“How foolish to believe we are more powerful than the sea or the sky.” ALL THE FEELS! Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys nurtured my body, it fed my soul, it made my heart soar. I also had a wave of despair and a feeling of intense longing when the book ended, coming to the unfortunate and fortunate realization that I would be experiencing a book hangover. (A phenomenon that occurs when you read something so good, you think you will never find something quite as good again)This book was by no means...
Victoria Schwab
Victoria Schwab·9 years ago
Ruta's work is a gift.
Hailey (Hailey in Bookland)
Hailey (Hailey in Bookland)·9 years ago
Such a beautiful yet tragic story. Ruta Sepetys has such a way with words. Video review to come
Riley
Riley·10 years ago
Update: Here is my video review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oubBC...This book is a masterpiece. It takes place during WW2 and follows 4 characters as they are seeking freedom on the Wilhelm Gustloff, a ship that promises safety to all. Going into it I was very apprehensive about reading it. Historical fiction is not a genre I typically reach for. But this book blew me away. It's safe to say that this book was the best book I have read this year. The writing in the book was so phenomenal. The...
Sabaa Tahir
Sabaa Tahir·10 years ago
This book leveled me. I was unprepared. Beautiful.