A book called "Francisca, yo te amo" ("Francisca, I love you")

I'm going to talk to you about this book that I read seven years ago, when I was sixteen. I had to read it because it was part of the school contents.

So, this book is about Alex, a Chilean young boy, who meets Francisca during his summer holidays in Quintero. The girl works in a circus, and she's so skillful with his body and his mind. They fall in love, but their relationship is not so easy because Francisca's parents are against it. The reason? She has a low intelligence quotient, and she suffers of epilepsy (or something like that).

I do like so much it because of several reasons:

1) It is a Chilean history, that occurs in Chile, with its people, its places, its language.

2) It is about a young couple, and this makes me to identify with the history, despite that when I read it I had not a girlfriend.

3) It's a simply history, but it's rich in descriptions of situations and places, and this makes it to much familiar.

There's another book like this. It's name is "Constanza, ¿dónde estás?". It's so good too.

So, for the time is being, that's all.