Close
  • Look inside image 1
  • Look inside image 2
  • Look inside image 3
  • Look inside image 4
  • Look inside image 5
  • Look inside image 6
  • Look inside image 7
  • Look inside image 8
  • Look inside image 9
  • Look inside image 10
  • Look inside image 11
One Hundred Years of Solitude (Nobel Prize Winner's) image

One Hundred Years of Solitude (Nobel Prize Winner's) (Paperback)

Gabriel Garcia Marquez

TK. 798 Total: TK. 591
You Saved TK. 207

26

One Hundred Years of Solitude (Nobel Prize Winner's)

One Hundred Years of Solitude (Nobel Prize Winner's) (Paperback)

24 Ratings  |  5 Reviews
wished customer count icon

380 users want this

TK. 798 TK. 591 You Save TK. 207 (26%)
in-stock icon In Stock (only 2 copies left)

* স্টক আউট হওয়ার আগেই অর্ডার করুন

book-icon

Cash On Delivery

mponey-icon

7 Days Happy Return

Frequently Bought Together

Similar Category eBooks

Customers Also Bought

Product Specification & Summary

বইটি আপনি কেন পড়বেন?দেখে নিন বিশ্বের সেরা সাইট আমাজন.কম এর কিছু তথ্য-
রিভিউ সংখ্যা – ১,৩৬৭
এভারেজ রেটিং – ৪.০
বিশ্ব সাহিত্য ক্যাটেগরির ২য় বেস্টসেলার বই
আমাজন.কম লিংক - https://goo.gl/bh3bLc


One Hundred Years Of Solitude, a literary masterpiece by the Nobel Laureate, is a metaphoric mirror to Colombian history. The contemplative novel drapes the tale of the rise and fall of Macondo and magically captures the life and times of the Buendia family over seven generations.

Summary Of The Book:
Set in a fictional town called Macondo in Northern Colombia, One Hundred Years Of Solitude begins with Jose Arcadio Buendia leaving his hometown with his wife Ursula, in search of a better life. One night during their journey, they happen to camp at a riverside where Jose dreams about a spectacular city and decides to establish one on the same riverbank. Thus, he builds Macondo and slowly shapes it into how he wants a city to be. Macondo then begins to miraculously attract unusual people and extraordinary events that make for a gripping plot. The adventurous Buendias find themselves in the middle of some of the most historically potent circumstances in Colombia. As the lineage stands in the face of the glory and downfall of a civilization, Marquez's lyrical magic manifests the delicate nuances of love and war, youth and senility, and passion and lust. And finally, what had started as an innocent dream of Jose, Ursula and 19 other families gradually break down and fall prey to lawless anarchy.

One Hundred Years Of Solitude also chronicles the political and economic developments of the 19th century Colombia, such as corruption and capitalism with a touch of fiction. In a deeply touching and thought provoking non-linear narrative, Marquez paints a hundred years of history on the canvas of time. He uses his prerogative of having witnessed the wave of the Colombian revolution to graphically depict its lasting influence. He arrests in prose, the magical realism surrounding life, death, peace and the truth of mankind.
Written originally in Spanish, One Hundred Years Of Solitude was published first in 1967. It has since been translated into 37 languages and sold more than 20 million copies worldover. A recipient of global acclaim and numerous awards, the book won Marquez his Nobel Prize in 1982. This English version is translated by Gregory Rabassa.
Title One Hundred Years of Solitude (Nobel Prize Winner's)
Author
Publisher
ISBN 9780140157512
Edition 5th Edition, 1996
Number of Pages 422
Country India
Language English

Sponsored Products Related To This Item

Reviews and Ratings

4.67

24 Ratings and 5 Reviews

sort icon

Product Q/A

Have a question regarding the product? Ask Us

Show more Question(s)
loading

Similar Category Best Selling Books

prize book-reading point
Superstore
Up To 65% Off
Recently Viewed
cash

Cash on delivery

Pay cash at your doorstep

service

Delivery

All over Bangladesh

return

Happy return

7 days return facility

0 Item(s)

Subtotal:

Customers Also Bought

Are you sure to remove this from bookshelf?

Write a Review

One Hundred Years of Solitude (Nobel Prize Winner's)

Gabriel Garcia Marquez

৳ 591 ৳798.0

Please rate this product