TY  - BOOK
AU  - Rivas,Manuel
AU  - Costa,Margaret Jull
AU  - Dunne,Jonathan
TI  - Butterfly's tongue
SN  - 9780099554691
U1  - 869 
PY  - 2000///
CY  - London
PB  - The Harvill Press
KW  - Historical fiction
N1  - Butterfly's tongue; Translated by Margaret Jull Costa --; Saxophone in the mist; Translated by Jonathan Dunne --; Carmiña; Translated by Jonathan Dunne
N2  - In the summer of 1936, before the outbreak of the Civil War that plunged Spain into three tears of agony and terror, eight-year-old Moncho is beginning his first day at school. Butterfly's Tongue is about a friendship between the boy and his schoolmaster, born of their shared interest in animal and insect life. In Saxophone in the Mist a young musician discovers the meaning of music and of love in the face of a girl he meets on a foggy night at a fair; while in Carmina the boy listens as an old man relates how a village dog named Tarzan used to frustrate him in his attempts to woo his beloved
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