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Rosarita is a compact novella of 112 pages that follows Bonita, a young Indian woman studying Spanish in the Mexican town of San Miguel. While sitting alone in El Jardín, she is approached by an elderly woman who insists she recognises Bonita as the spitting‑image of her mother, Rosarita, a talented artist who once lived in Mexico. The encounter draws Bonita into a layered narrative that explores memory, grief, artistic identity, and the intergenerational ties between mother and daughter. Described as a "stunning exploration of love, place, memory, history, and the secrets between a mother and her daughter," the book blends contemporary literary fiction with subtle magical realism, offering a poignant meditation on cultural displacement and the search for self.
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ISBN-10 1035044439 · ISBN-13 9781668082430 · Scribner · 2024
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