Las memorias de Belle Burden, Strangers, encabezan las listas de libros más vendidos

“Strangers: A Memoir of Marriage” de Belle Burden se ha convertido en uno de los libros más importantes del año. El título debutó en el número 1 de la lista de no ficción de tapa dura del Times en enero y permanece cerca de los primeros puestos del ranking.

El libro se encuentra ahora en su novena impresión, cuatro meses después de su publicación. Su popularidad ha dado lugar a recomendaciones generalizadas, tal como señaló Juana Summers de NPR en el programa “All Things Considered”. Ella preguntó a los oyentes si sus amigos y familiares les habían insistido en leer sus memorias.

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