Milton Hatoum Books

The Brothers

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"Set in the Brazilian port of Manaus, The Brothers is the story of identical twins, Yaqub and Omar, whose mutual jealousy is offset only by their fierce love for their mother, Zana.". "Omar has al...

The tree of the seventh heaven

By Milton Hatoum

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"First published in 1989, The Tree of the Seventh Heaven was awarded one of the most prestigious prizes in Milton Hatoum's native Brazil (the Jabuti for the best Brazilian novel) and has since esta...

BROTHERS TRANS. BY JOHN GLEDSON.

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Tale of a Certain Orient

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Orphans of Eldorado

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The setting for this magical fable is Eldorado, the Enchanted city that inhabited the fevered dreams of European navigators and conquistadors, but eluded all attempts to find it on the map. Some ha...

Brief aus Manaus.

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Zwei Bruder.

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Roberto Burle Marx

By Ivo Mesquita, Milton Hatoum, Isabel Duprat

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Dois irmaos

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Relato de um certo Oriente

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