Sotileza — Pereda, José María de

Sotileza

SpanishOriginal workFiction

Summary

"Sotileza" by José María de Pereda is a novel published in 1885. Set in the maritime neighborhoods of mid-nineteenth-century Santander, it follows a young orphan girl nicknamed Sotileza who escapes her abusive foster family to live among street children called "raqueros." When a kind fisherman couple takes her in, she begins a new life, while navigating relationships with her childhood companions and a middle-class boy named Andrés. The novel captures a disappearing way of life among fishing families through richly drawn characters and local detail. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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Subjects (4)
  • Category: Novels
  • PQ
  • Fishers -- Fiction
  • Spanish fiction -- 19th century

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