History Book Review
For my history book I read “El tiempo entre costuras” by María Dueñas, a Spanish book based on a young dressmaker named Sira Quiroga who abandons Madrid before the Spanish Civil War and establishes a well-known workshop in Tetuan in order to recover from a bad financial situation. Halfway through the book she meets a British woman named Rosalinda Fox, lover of Juan Luis Beigbeder a high rank military officer and Politian. This woman helps Sira rescue her mother from Madrid, which was currently a battlefield. To rescue her mother she meets a British journalist named Marcus Logan, this man contacts someone he knows that was currently helping people escape the war. A few months after her mother arrived in Tetuan the Civil
For my history book I read “El tiempo entre costuras” by María Dueñas, a Spanish book based on a young dressmaker named Sira Quiroga who abandons Madrid before the Spanish Civil War and establishes a well-known workshop in Tetuan in order to recover from a bad financial situation. Halfway through the book she meets a British woman named Rosalinda Fox, lover of Juan Luis Beigbeder a high rank military officer and Politian. This woman helps Sira rescue her mother from Madrid, which was currently a battlefield. To rescue her mother she meets a British journalist named Marcus Logan, this man contacts someone he knows that was currently helping people escape the war. A few months after her mother arrived in Tetuan the Civil