Eva Luna

Eva Luna follows a young woman born into poverty in an unnamed South American country who is orphaned as a child. As she grows up, she survives through work, movement among strangers, and an exceptional talent for telling stories. The novel traces her relationships with people from many social backgrounds and shows how storytelling becomes both a means of survival and a way to shape her own life.

by Isabel Allende

Editorial Oveja Negra · First published 1987 · 241 pages