What I like most in the novels of Javier Marías is that his wandering in the labyrinth of time and memory to tell something that always surprises me in its familiarity: they are often annotated stimulate my memory.
The protagonist of "Your Face Tomorrow " says the son-points (and the memory of the baby, then boy, he is called by another child, and this, in turn, by another image of the past in a chain that runs along the guidelines of the time): I refer myself and this chain, which continues out of the book reader the life of the book. Why are his thoughts on child rearing make me think of a girl many years ago.
'... and I began to fear for him, was very patient and protective of his sister and all too often participated and sold, as who knows what is noble and righteous that always yield the strong front to the weak not tyrannical and abusive, a principle now outdated, because today they are usually strong and ruthless despotic the weak ... suffer a lot in life those who make a shield, and overseers, with their eyes and their ears still awake. And those who want to play clean with a vengeance ... "
And like the protagonist, I sometimes asked myself whether it was a just my education:
" Sometimes I wonder if they are not a bad father have not trained, not teaching him the proper thing: wiles, cunning, bullying, caution, complaints, and even selfishness. "
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