"Manolo was the son of the great bullfighter Joan Olivar. Ever since his father's death the town of Arcangel has waited for when Manolo would be twelve and face his first bull. . . . A quiet style caps the explosive tension of this situation making it more intense."--Publishers Weekly.
Being the son of a famous matador is difficult for Manolo, who has to live up to his father's legacy. But Manalo is not cut out to be a matador and would rather be a doctor. While everyone watches for Manalo to be great, his friend Juan is struggling to fulfill his dream of being a matador. ... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
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