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(3/5)October 24, 2024
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similar in difficulty to Crónica de una muerte anunciadaL38
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harder than Un episodio en la vida del pintor viajeroL37
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similar in difficulty to Esto Es LondresL39
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harder than El cuco de cristalL31
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harder than Pedro Páramo: 189 (Letras Hispánicas)L44
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harder than Rosario TijerasL30
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harder than Beatus IlleL39
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harder than El libro de arenaL37
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harder than AuraL33
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harder than Lo raro es vivir0 CompactosL36
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harder than Mañana en la batalla piensa en míL40
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harder than La invención de MorelL36
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harder than El túnelL32
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harder than El asesino tímido: 1L34
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harder than La asesina ilustrada NARRATIVAL34
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2024-12-17
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2024-10-24
This is sorta a joint review with the next book in the series, Tatuaje, because while this one, Yo mate a Kennedy, may be the first Pepe Carvalho book, the series doesn't really start with it.
Yo mate a Kennedy is the hardest book I've read as I approach 4 million words (I read it a little shy of 3.5 million words). Despite the title it's less thriller and more political satire skewering america and spain. Think Dr Strangelove, but narrated by a spanish ex-marxist working for the CIA.