1) Como aprendí inglés
2) No se lo digas a nadie (by Jaime Bayly)
3) Y de repente un ángel (by Jaime Bayly)
4) Hay una chica en mi sopa (by Silvia Nuñez del Arco)
5) Diario de una ninfómana (by Valerie Tasso)
6) Me llamo Noyud, tengo 10 años y estoy divorciada
7) Los últimos días de La Prensa (by Jaime Bayly)
8) La noche es virgen (by Jaime Bayly)
9) Fue ayer y no me acuerdo (by Jaime Bayly)

Now I´m reading ¨Yo amo a mi mami¨ (by Jaime Bayly) which will be my last book before completing this goal :) 13 months ago

I´m almost done this goal. I´ve read 8 out of the 10 here in Lima, Peru over the past 8 months.

1) Como aprendí inglés
2) No se lo digas a nadie (by Jaime Bayly)
3) Y de repente un ángel (by Jaime Bayly)
4) Hay una chica en mi sopa (by Silvia Nuñez del Arco)
5) Diario de una ninfómana (by Valerie Tasso)
6) Me llamo Noyud, tengo 10 años y estoy divorciada
7) Los últimos días de La Prensa (by Jaime Bayly)
8) La noche es virgen (by Jaime Bayly)

My favorites are ¨Los últimos días de La Prensa¨, ¨No se lo digas a nadie¨, ¨Como aprendí inglés¨, and ¨Diario de una ninfómana¨.

¨La noche es virgen¨ and ¨Y de repente un ángel¨ are good too. ¨Hay una chica en mi sopa¨ is definitely my least favorite.

¨Me llamo Noyud…¨ is good – ít´s interesting and surprising but it´s hard for me to truly enjoy books that show how negative people are and to what extent they can treat people like crap. I still gave it 5 stars on amazon.com though because it is a very worthy read and although it may be difficult at times to get through it is educating and interesting in its own right and should be a book read by many for this reason.

All of my reviews (in Spanish) are on amazon.com and amazon.ca as well as librarything.com :) 14 months ago