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    Esclavos De La Sociedad: Cuentos Escritos En Irak
    Esclavos De La Sociedad: Cuentos Escritos En Irak
    Esclavos De La Sociedad: Cuentos Escritos En Irak
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    Esclavos De La Sociedad: Cuentos Escritos En Irak

    By Sílfida D. Gómez

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    Entre cuentos e historietas, Esclavos de la Sociedad, hace un comentario social a los problemas que afectan a nuestra sociedad. El llanto de los pueblos es el mismo, no importa el lugar donde se encuentren o la distancia donde esten. Con un toque de humor y picardia, exploramos las situaciones de nuestros tiempos; desde los soldados de Iraq, la lucha en la Republica Dominicana, hasta los problemas que todos sufrimos cada dia con las dietas. Poco a poco, exploramos las diferencias en generaciones, la necesidad de mantener los valores de nuestras familias vivas, y la importancia de tomar cada situacion que no llegan con un poco de gracia y humor.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateOct 12, 2004
    ISBN9781468570731
    Esclavos De La Sociedad: Cuentos Escritos En Irak

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      Esclavos De La Sociedad - Sílfida D. Gómez

      Esclavos de la Sociedad

      Cuentos escritos en Irak

      By

      Sílfida D. Gómez

      Title_Page_Logo.ai

      This book is a work of non-fiction. Names of people and places have been changed to protect their privacy.

      © 2004 Sílfida D. Gómez

      All Rights Reserved.

      No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

      First published by AuthorHouse 10/05/04

      ISBN: 1-4184-9096-2 (sc)

      ISBN: 978-1-4685-7073-1 (ebook)

      Library of Congress Control Number: 2004096149

      Bloomington, Indiana

      Contents

      El Pueblo

      Delirio

      Adonde me mandaron

      La conquista

      María, la gordita

      ¿Quién tiene estrés?

      Ojos que nos miran

      Sargento Mala Cara

      Las Dietas

      Yo

      La Cena

      Trabajo

      Mi vecina

      Dominicanos Presentes

      Refugio

      Sobrinos

      Pobre Héctor

      Orgullo y Honor

      Charla con San Pedro

      Consejos de amor

      Mi Dolor

      En busca de mi una voz y de entender a esta sociedad, me apunte en él ejercito. Sin darme cuenta mi familia en Massachussets, Nueva York, Florida, New Jersey y por supuesto en la Republica Dominicana nunca sola me dejaron. Mientras mi aventuras me han llevado a todos lados del mundo, mi familia y mis amigos me han mantenido firme en la realidad.

      En las tierras de Irak, descubrí el significada de la soledad, de luchar por la liberta de nuestra naciones y de este pueblo desconocido. Junto con mis soldados, todos los días vivimos sacrificando nuestras vidas para proteger a todos los que queremos. Alejados de todas las cosas conocidas y las personas que amamos, en este lugar tan lejos, aprendimos a apreciar todas las cosas bella

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