Isabel Allende is one of the most famous Latin American writers, crowned with many awards and literary titles. Since her first novels, The House of the Spirits and Love and Darkness, literary critics have hailed her as a superstar of Latin American magical realism. The total circulation of her books has already exceeded sixty million copies, her novels have been translated into three dozen languages. In 2004, she was accepted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters. One of Latin America's most celebrated women, she rubs shoulders with presidents and royalty, the Dalai Lama, superstars and Nobel laureates. House of the Spirits is a moving, epic tale of the Trueba family. Here everything is real and everything is magical, starting with a girl with green hair, endowed with the gift of clairvoyance: a real layer with the comfort of a family home, the life of a long-suffering country, political storms and hard work, the elements of rebellion, trust, betrayal, executions, torture, the fate of the Poet, which shows the story of the singer Victor Jara, and the reflection of this visible world in the magic mirror of premonitions, fatal predictions, crazy passion that even death cannot prevent.