Non-Fiction

The House of the Spirits

by Isabel Allende

Allende's multigenerational epic traces the Trueba family through decades of Chilean history, blending political upheaval with spirits, prophecies, and fierce matriarchal power. The story moves from haciendas to revolution, chronicling loves, vendettas, and the supernatural forces that shape a nation's destiny. A landmark of magical realism that weaves the personal and political into an unforgettable tapestry of memory and resistance.

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