Spanning four generations, Isabel Allende's family saga is populated by an often eccentric cast of characters. Together, men and women, spirits, the forces of nature and of history, converge in a brlliantly realised novel.

The vibrant new novel from Isabel Allende takes her back to her homeland of Chile, and tells the story of the first Spanish woman to arrive on its shores with the Conquistadors in the 1500s.

A novel of adventure and discovery -- the sequel to Isabel Allende's City of the Beasts .

Alexander Cold and his grandmother - a fearless reporter - are going to the Amazon rainforest to search for a fabled headhunting tribe and a legendary, marauding Beast . Here they find out much, much more about the mysteries of the jungle and its inhabitants.

A brilliant memoir from the celebrated Chilean novelist on friends, family and life in California, her adopted home.

Chilean writer Isabel Allende's classic bestseller is a richly symbolic family saga that is also the riveting story of an unnamed Latin American country's turbulent history. In a triumph of magic realism, Allende constructs a spirit-ridden world and fills it with colourful and all-too-human inhabitants - the Trueba family, whose passions, struggles and secrets span three generations and a century

From storyteller Isabel Allende comes 'Forrest of the Pygmies', the last in the trilogy that began with 'City of the Beasts' and 'The Kingdom of the Golden Dragon'.

Presents the story of Eva Luna where fact and fiction merge.

A magnificent sweeping tale from the international bestselling author of 'The House of the Spirits'.

Similar in tone and scope to Lone Ranger series, this work features artist Francesco Francavilla who complements the author's pulp action writing.

Presents the tales of the strange joys and sadnesses of South America.

The life story of Isabel Allende -- one of the world's favourite writers -- is as exotic, passionate and inspiring as one of her novels.

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Beneath the mask, there is a man and in his heart, burns the fire of injustice... Duels at dawn, fierce battles with pirates and impossible rescues - these are the deeds that forged the legend of Zorro. But, where did the man begin?

From the internationally acclaimed author Isabel Allende, comes a magical, fascinating book exploring the intimate relationship between food and sex.

In December 1991, Allende's daughter Paula, aged 26, fell gravely ill and sank into a coma. This book started as a letter to Paula written during the hours spent at her bedside, and became a personal memoir and a testament to the ties that bind families - a brave, enlightening, inspiring true story.

A brilliant memoir from the celebrated Chilean novelist on friends, family and life in California, her adopted home.

The new novel from Isabel Allende takes her back to her homeland of Chile, and tells the story of the first Spanish woman to arrive on its shores with the Conquistadors in the 1500s.