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City of God
City of God: A Novel | Paulo Lins
3 posts | 4 read | 9 to read
Follows three boys from one of the most brutal, violent, and corrupt slums in Rio de Janeiro from the 1970s to the 1990s, a period when the only spark of hope comes from the story of a boy who wants to be a photographer.
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Susanita
Susanita
City of God: A Novel | Paulo Lins
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Maaaaaany years ago my grandfather was in the navy, and his ship stopped in Rio during one of their tours. He bought a photo booklet for my grandmother which I “inherited,” and I was fortunate enough to spend a few days there on the way home from a work thing in Brasilia in 2002. It had gotten a little more built up in the meantime!

To date it‘s the farthest south I‘ve been and also the farthest away from home. #sofaraway #anglophileapril

tagged users iconCinfhen, Reviewsbylola, emilyhaldi, Mdargusch
Reviewsbylola I love this story. ❤️ 6y
Cinfhen I love that it was passed down to you! Awesome photo 🤩 6y
gradcat Nice story...where do you live? 6y
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Susanita @Reviewsbylola @Cinfhen @gradcat Thank you! I guess I was feeling a little nostalgic last night. I live in Maryland USA. 6y
Mdargusch Very cool! Such a nice momento. 6y
emilyhaldi Love that connection 💙 6y
Avanders Very cool! 6y
gradcat @Susanita I love Maryland...when I read my comment back, it sounds very nosy to me...sorry! 6y
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Marchpane
Marchpane
City of God: A Novel | Paulo Lins
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A little late but here are my #bookssetinsamerica. Can you tell I had a Márquez phase? ???

Clearly I need to read some more contemporary books from the region. #booktober #southamerica

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BookishFeminist There could be much worse phases to have. 😂 8y
Soubhiville This is the most impressive stack I've seen for this prompt! 8y
read_diverse_books That's an amazing stack of books! I am also very impressed. 💗 8y
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Marchpane @bookishfeminist haha true! One of my better ones 😀 @Soubhiville @read_diverse_books Thank you! ☺️ 8y
Hobbinol 🏆 8y
Bibliosa Awesome stack! Marquez phases are the best phases😊 8y
becausetrains Not sure if you're into psychological thriller/horror, but I'm surprised @BookishFeminist didn't recommend
[tagged book]Perfect Days: A Novel
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Marchpane @becausetrains thanks for the rec! I'll check it out. 8y
MrBook #NiceStack!!! 8y
Babs_book_obsession Ah yes, the Marquez phase! Sometimes I am tempted to go back and re-read some of them. I loved them but some of them blur together a bit in my mind now. 8y
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