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María Teresa, a young teacher in Buenos Aires, learns the strict disciplinary code of the school immediately after being hired as she struggles to control her students, but when she perfects her technique, which involves hiding in bathrooms to surprise students smoking, she slowly begins to enjoy her power. Winner of the 2007 Herralde Novel Award.

Hartford, Connecticut, finales de los años 40. Dos gemelos son separados al nacer por culpa de una enfermera desesperada. Nat Cartwright se va a casa con sus padres, una maestra de escuela y un vendedor de seguros. Sin embargo, su hermano gemelo comienza sus días como Fletcher Andrew Davenport, hijo del adinerado director de una empresa y su esposa. Durante los años siguientes, los dos hermanos crecen sin saber de la existencia del otro. Nat interrumpirá sus estudios en la Universidad de Connecticut para ir a luchar a Vietnam. A su regreso como héroe de guerra, acaba su licenciatura y se ...