Read these books in quarantine so you don't feel so alone

We've looked at the computers, we've kept notes, we've got out of books volumes that we haven't been reading for a long time and we've taken away the dust, we've felt the magic and comforting reading power.

That's why we decided to share with you the list of books that are accompanying us these days inside the walls of our homes. The only place that makes us feel safe. Here are some books we recommend:

“A hundred years alone”

Gabriel Lucia Marquez

A wonderful family sague, that of seven generations of the Buendias, showed with that magic practice that so famously gave the writer, inaugurating a real literary voice, typical of Latin American literature. The events of “One hundred years alone -- 11x1> occur in the imaginary Colombian city of Macondo, a single microcosm, in which the line of separation between the living and the dead is unclear and the ancestors are given tragic gifts of discernment. All in the background of a dramatic message of isolation: the family image follows that of loneliness and loss written in the fate of Macondo, because the “The secret of aging is to have made a fair pact with loneliness”

“History”

Elsa Morante

Rome, war, rebirth after nightmare, a journey among people after fear. Men and women injured by an experience that will leave them forever and are conscious, slowly and painfully, that nothing will be the same as before. “History” is a novel with thousands of voices entering the roots of Italian history and telling a lot of names. How they were and how they would have been made.

“Letter for an unborn child”

Orianne Fallac

It's not a simple monologue or a point of view, but it's an explosion of a woman who tells what many other women would say. In the pages of the “Letter to an unborn child” there is a constant search for what is right or wrong, of the conflicting thoughts of every single and emancipated woman, who in the face of the strange incident of pregnancy, finds herself thinking and trying to understand, in words that touch and speak to every woman.

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Paulo Coelho

“The warrior of light is the one who is able to understand the miracle of life, fight to the end for something he believes in, and then hear the bells that the sea makes echo on his bed “. A spiritual quest, towards the light that we can apply every day in our lives. Thoughts and advice that are within the reach of each and every page, even opening a page by chance.

“Call me by your name”

André Acciman

Reaching the end of this book is a struggle. Despite the pains we thought we had overcome and the joys we were unable to relate. Those who have only watched the film must step back, start where it all started, and dive into the pages of your “From that fatal look, from that love that leaves no way out.

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Richard Bach

For all those who at the moment think that “output is impossible”. For all who need a point of reference, one arm, one rock. This book never ceases to marvel. Reading is always like the first time. Because “