A crossing of the twentieth century is slowing in the second part ...

"The Dreamlife dErnesto G." is a romantic saga that runs through the twentieth century, and in which the fates of the characters are involved in the great history. We traveled there in the company of Joseph Kaplan, Jewish physician Prague between lAlgérie and Czechoslovakia, the joys and sorrows of the character we share it. However, if i liked the first part, all that concerning lAlgérie, I had less interest for that concerning Ernesto G., who sinsere awkwardly in the novel, because the story focuses this time on the story of love between Ernesto Guevara and the daughter of Joseph, leaving the main character in the background. Too bad

Jai however appreciated the link established between the author and the previous novel, "The Circle of incorrigible optimists", through the character of Pavel.

A good novel, but lacks a bit of unity, however, blast and belief in its second part, less exciting than the first.