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Tracy's Tiger

[Tracy's Tiger]
SAROYAN, William
Año: 
1951
Tags: 
Literatura - Cuentos - 
Literatura - Fantasía
Género: 
Literatura
Público: 
General
Editorial: 
Doubleday
Año de publicación: 
1951
Páginas: 
143
Valoración moral: 
Calidad literaria: 
Recomendable: 
Transmite valores: 
Contenido sexual: 
Contenido violento: 
Lenguaje vulgar u obsceno: 
Ideas contrarias a la doctrina de la Iglesia: 

Thomas Tracy had a very special friend: a tiger that only he could see… although it was actually a black panther. This mysterious companion followed him everywhere, as if it were part of his imagination. One day, Thomas falls in love with a girl who seems straight out of a dream, but things don’t go as he expected, and he decides to leave. Years later, when he returns to New York, he discovers something surprising that completely changes his way of seeing the world.

In this short but intense story, William Saroyan blends reality and fantasy to speak to us about love, imagination, and the importance of believing in what we feel—even when no one else understands it. It’s a novel that reads quickly but lingers in the mind long after.

With a very original style, Saroyan creates a kind of modern tale full of emotion, adventure, and a touch of magic. Perfect for those who enjoy unique stories, with one-of-a-kind characters and a deep message.


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