
Three books by Borges, including some pretty amazing poetry.

15 books in the exciting Biblioteca del Conocimiento series (just like the four in the picture), covering topics from dinosaurs to algebra and world literature.

OK: I might have bought more than 15. So sue me. They are 2 pesos apiece, for crying out loud!

Or five classical music CD's.
Or three tickets to see "Mamma Mia!".
2 comments:
I envy you being able to read Borges in the original, and in Buenos Aires at that. He's one of my favorite blind Argentinian labyrinth-obsessed librarian authors. Does it make you want to follow up with the Argentine literature he references all the time, like Martin Fierro?
Post on Borges coming soon.
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