The "Hurricane", a novel by authors Charles Bernard Nordhoff and James Norman Hall, was first published in 1937. The novel depicts a tragic story about the struggle of two groups of people living on a remote atoll — settlers and native people — who are faced with a powerful and unstoppable hurricane.
"The Hurricane" has played an important role in literature as one of the most renowned works of classic literature, which often draws comparisons to "Lord of the Flies" by William Golding and "The Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger. In addition to its literary merit, the novel is known for its complex political and social themes, such as issues of colonialism, racism, and environmental destruction.
The "Hurricane" remains one of the classics that will never be forgotten in the world of literature.
Title: Huracán Author: Charles Bernard Nordhoff ISBN: 9788469837290 Format: (0 pp, Pages) Released in: Visit the store Description: A novel written in 2017 by authors Esther Alarcón that takes place in the Spanish and Latin American context compared with other cultural and geographical environments. “A Novel about Identity, Love and National Memory in Hispanic Latin America”, Isabel P. Santos Molinero Resumen: Una novela hecha por autora y escritora Esther Alarcón desde una perspectiva hispano-latinoamericana y compuesta con otros entornos y contextos culturales y geográficos. "Una Novela sobre Identidad, Amor y Memoria Nacional en Hispanoamérica", Isabel Santés Molinero Esta publicación está hecha únicamente de CR...
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