Hello!!!I'll tell you about my favorite book today! When I was young, my grandfather had a library in Santiago, in this place there were many books of all kinds, but one called my attention: "Swallow of winter" by Victor Domingo Silva.Víctor Domingo Silva was a Chilean poet and artist, wrote many novels and received many prizes of literature. Winter Swallow is first published in 1912 as a "leaflet" in a magazine.This romantic novel unfolds in a state called "The Rosales" where two brothers lived alone, after the death of their parents (Jose Antonio and Anita). A neighboring family, resident in the "Painahuén" hacienda, received, during the summer, visits from Santiago. (Graciela and Felix). Because of this, the protagonist falls in love, however, Graciela, a liberal woman, tries to get away from Jose Antonio. The story becomes interesting because the author narrates details, smells, sensations. I think what I really like is that you can imagine the story as if you were living it.The important thing of this text is that, using "romantic love", it speaks of a woman who makes her own decisions.Finally, she chooses to live in the countryside with her love, but first, she solves her life in the city. It is difficult to do an analytical analysis of this book because it must be understood in a social context. It is for this reason that I prefer to stay with the aesthetics of the narrative and its details.
Hello Readers! Today I will tell you about my best holidays ever! It happened in 2012 when I went to visit Bolivia with one of my best friend, her name is Javiera and she is so important for me. In this trip, we visit a lot of places, we went to La Paz up to the bolivian jungle, our trip lasted for two months. This trip is very memorable because I met a part of me that I did not know ¡my love for textile techniques! I love pre-Columbian textile arts! In Bolivia, you can meet weavers, many types of looms and different indigenous communities. In Sucre, it exists a weaver community. I knew in Sucre a weavers community, they taught me the technique of waist loom and to identify different ways for weaving. Learning this technique developed in me a new appreciation of the world. That holiday was important in many ways because I knew a lot more than just places. I hope you like this blog entry! Bolivia was a magical place for me and for my best friend. see you next week!! ...

What a great way to find a book! So cool that even, as what you suggest, the end leads to a romantic archetypical way of ending a story, the female character still can develop herself
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