Title: A Disappointment
Product review: I've read almost all of Allende's work, considering her one of my favorite writers. Sadly, each book after "Paula" seems weaker than the last. I read that she was utterly devastated by the death of her beloved daughter, Paula, and had to go on anti depressants and that it was hard to write for quite some time because the medication made her feel muted. It may be, tragically, that the death of her only daughter created a permanent void for her, that she is unable to write with the same type of passion she was capable before. This would be understandable and yet a great loss for the world.
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