Las chicas de Bloomsbury

Bloomsbury Books is a most unusual bookshop, and perhaps a bit old-fashioned as well. It has hardly changed in the last hundred years. Or, put another way: the bookstore remains the same as the day it was inaugurated a century ago by an eminently male team, which has always been governed by fifty-one rules that are as immovable as they are absurd. But now, in the middle of the year 1950, the world is changing, and so must the bookstore. The few girls who work there have big plans about it. Vivien, single after the death of her fiancé in the war, Grace, married with two children, and Evie, one of the first women to graduate from Cambridge, get down to work with the will to rescue the bookshop from the last century. and give it back all the splendor it deserves. With the help of Daphne du Maurier, Samuel Beckett or Sonia Blair, George Orwell's widow, among many other great personalities who walk through Bloomsbury Books, Vivien, Grace and Evie will make their dreams come true.