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When I was a child I read many books to the school. Now, I don't have many time to read the things that really like me. I remember when I was around four years old and my mother bougth me a story collection. It was very special because the books was very big, like an atlas and come in a box. Was the stories of "Blanca Nieves", "el Hombre de Gengibre" between others.

Now I enjoy reading some books to the university, about the old history or books about the best works of journalism in Chile. I dont have an special writer but between the chilean writers I like to read Cristobal Peña and also admire the works of Vicente Huidobro and Maria Luisa Bombal.

I recently read a book of a chilean young writer. It was "Canciones punk para señoritas autodestrctivas", of Daniel Hidalgo. It took me a couple days and read it in the bus and subway. This is a book of stories that happen in Valparaíso, mixing the reality with fiction, accompanied by a soundtrack of punk songs. It trapped me because the stories talks of real problems of young people, love, poverty, the misery and punk music. Is a comparission between a punk song and the reality of the port.
I reccomend this book specially if you are young and if you love the punk music.