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Interesting! Thanks for putting this together and sharing it. How about Aura and La cabeza de la hidra, both by Carlos Fuentes? (I just finished the first--my first novela in Spanish--and am about to begin the second.)
Thanks for the recommendations Patrick, I'll check them out and look at adding them to the analysis. I hadn't heard of Carlos Fuentes before, though having just now read his wiki page I don't know how I missed him!
Very cool article, Nick! Thanks for featuring "Tsunami"!
I think it would be interesting to cross-reference all this data with one (or more) Spanish frequency list. That could be another metric to take into consideration.
Fantastic job!
Good idea Paco, a metric like "Percentage of X Frequency List Covered" (I'll have to think of a snappier title) for each book could be very interesting.
Very impressive & useful!
I did not find La Casa en Mango Street very difficult & also have El Principito on my shelf to read soon. I recently read El Enigma de Constanino El Grande (historical fiction about emperor constanine & loved it! I actually enjoyed the process of reading it more than the book itself. But it was a challenge. I wonder how it compares & I want to continue to read more difficult things. Don Quixote in Spanish is goals for me