Bearing all the hallmarks of Hijuelos's later work -- exuberance, passion, honesty, and humor -- this debut novel was heralded on its publication twenty years ago as "virtuoso writing . . . a novel of great warmth and tenderness" (New York Times Book Review). Filled with the sights and sounds of Cuba's Oriente province and New York City, the music and films of the fifties, lusty fantasies and the toughest of life's realities, it is the unforgettable story of Hector Santinio, the American-born son of Cuban immigrants, who is haunted by tales of "home" (a Cuba he has never seen) and by the excesses and then the death of his loving father.This edition includes a new autobiographical introduction by the author, reflecting on how he came to write Our House in the Last World, and a new afterword in which he comments on the story.
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古巴一代移民的家庭的故事。非常非常适合学英语的人读，故事流利，语言简单但是很美。
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评分古巴一代移民的家庭的故事。非常非常适合学英语的人读，故事流利，语言简单但是很美。
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