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The Years with Laura Diaz Pharmacy drawn like moths to aA radiant family saga set in a century of Mexican history, by one of the world's greatest writers. Carlos Fuentes's hope filled novel sees the twentieth century through the eyes of Laura Diaz, a woman who becomes as much a part of our history as of the Mexican history she observes and helps to create. Born in 1898, this extraordinary woman grows into a wife and mother, becomes the lover of great men, and, before her death in 1972, is celebrated as a