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This is a summary and review of the novel of chilean author Alberto Fuguet, which was published in 2010, and deals with the theme of unwanted pregnancy.

        In this novel, two 17 year old teenagers from Santiago, Chile, realize they're gonna have a baby when they are on a trip from their school class. Both teens are named Álvaro and Franisca. When they have their baby, they name him Pablo. So both parents have a very difficult time with this incident, since they feel they have lost their teenage eyars. However, they have to deal with all the situations that arise.All Rights Reserved

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