Vacation Readings
Very sunny days ask stories that transport us to other times, new scenarios and different emotions.
Brazilian literature is full of works that combine a mix of lightness, depth and the beauty of our Brazilian roots.
We have selected 10 books that are like a light dive on its best, perfect to accompany us on these summer days.
01 O Alienista,
from Machado de Assis
A witty, irony story about Dr. Simão Bacamarte, who decides to internate all the inhabitants of his city to study the human mind. A brief and delicious classic for those who love humorous reflections.
02 A Moreninha,
from Joaquim Manuel de Macedo
A light and charming novel that mixes youth, promises and a touch of mystery on a paradise island.
03 Capitães da Areia,
from Jorge Amado
With the city of Salvador as a scenario, this novel accompanies a group of street children and their adventures. A portrait full of life and emotion.
04 O Primo Basílio,
from Eça de Queirós (brasileiro de coração!)
A romantic drama that unfolds between secrets and intrigue. Perfect for those who like stories that involve forbidden passions.
05 Iracema,
from José de Alencar
Poetry and romance intertwine in this narrative about the love between an indigenous and a European. With descriptions that transport us to the landscapes of Ceará, it is a soft and delicious reading.
06 A Hora da Estrela,
from Clarice Lispector
Brief and impactful, this novel tells the story of Macabéa, a young northeastern that faces the challenges of life in Rio de Janeiro. A unique narrative, full of existential reflections.
07 Quincas Borba,
from Machado de Assis
An acid comedy that questions human relations and society, narrated with the typical genius of Machado. Perfect for those looking for intelligent humor.
08 Menino de Engenho,
from José Lins do Rego
A nostalgic trip to the universe of sugarcane mills, narrated by the eyes of a child. Delicate and full of memories, it is a work that warms the heart.
09 O Cortiço,
from Aluísio Azevedo
A vibrant work that portrays life in a tenement in Rio de Janeiro. With captivating characters and intertwined stories, it is a dive into human contradictions and passions.
10 Marília de Dirceu,
from Tomás Antônio Gonzaga
A collection of poetry that celebrates love and nature. Simple but full of feeling, it is ideal for contemplative readings in the shadow of a tree or by the sea.
Each is a trip – and an invitation to our imagination on sunny days and rest.
Good reading!
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