Cecilia Curbelo

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Cecilia Curbelo
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Cecilia Curbelo in 2020.
Born
Cecilia Curbelo Berberián

(1975-01-23)23 January 1975
NationalityUruguayan
Alma mater Universidad Católica del Uruguay
Occupation(s)journalist, columnist, writer
ChildrenRocío
AwardsPremio Cervantes en 2011
Premio Quijote 2012
Premio Bartolomé Hidalgo in 2012
Premio Libro de Oro
Premio Legión del Libro
Website www.ceciliacurbelo.com
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Cecilia Curbelo (Montevideo, 23 January 1975), also known as Ceci, is an Uruguayan journalist, columnist, writer and publishing.

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Books

YearNameISBNEditorialOther
2005Mujeres simplesTBDEditorial Autores UruguayosTBD
2006TerapiadasTBDEditorial Autores UruguayosTBD
2010Secretos bien guardadosTBDEditorial Torre del VigíaTBD
2011La decisión de Camila ISBN   9789974683709 Sudamericanabestseller
2012Las dos caras de Sofía ISBN   9789974683907 SudamericanaTBD
2014La otra vida de Belén ISBN   9789974713611 Penguin Random HouseTBD
2015La búsqueda de Lucía ISBN   9789974723870 Penguin Random HouseTBD
2015Palabras y emociones de la A a la Z ISBN   9789974723900 Penguin Random HouseTBD
2016Aunque él no esté ISBN   9789974736672 SudamericanaTBD

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References

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