"Magical realism" is a literary style where fantastical or magical elements are presented as normal parts of an otherwise realistic world, often used to explore deeper themes about human life and society. For example, characters might have supernatural abilities, or unnamed deities intervene in human affairs, or the ordinary laws of physics don't always apply.
#1 of 1 in Como agua para chocolate
1989 • 250 Readers • 287 pages • 3.7
1967 • 1,774 Readers • 422 pages • 4.1
1981 • 449 Readers • 640 pages • 4
2011 • 1,979 Readers • 387 pages • 3.9
1989 • 376 Readers • 79 pages • 4.1
#3 of 3 in Involuntary trilogy
1985 • 374 Readers • 433 pages • 4.2
1989 • 9 Readers • 576 pages • 4.1
1962 • 71 Readers • 145 pages • 3.7