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The Infinite Plan

novel by Allende
Also known as: “El plan infinito”
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The Infinite Plan (1991) is a novel by Chilean American author Isabel Allende. Unlike many of her other works, which are set in Latin America and often feature magic realism, The Infinite Plan is set in the United States and has a male protagonist. The novel explores themes related to the protagonist's life and experiences within the American setting. Allende is known for her novels, including The House of the Spirits and Of Love and Shadows, and is considered a prominent voice in Latin American literature.12

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