Hopscotch (English title of Rayuela)

"Hopscotch," or "Rayuela" in Spanish, is a novel by Argentine author Julio Cortázar, published in 1963. It explores the lives of a group of bohemian characters in Paris and Buenos Aires, using a fragmented and non-linear narrative structure that allows readers to choose their reading path. The book delves into themes of existentialism, love, and the search for meaning, reflecting Cortázar's innovative approach to storytelling. Its unique format challenges traditional narrative conventions, inviting readers to engage actively with the text, making each experience unique. "Hopscotch" is celebrated for its literary experimentation and profound philosophical insights.