Most read books | The book recommended by Fernando Tejero: “Not even the best therapist does so much good”

Fernando Tejero is one of the most successful actors on television. His popularity was born with ‘There is no one who lives here’, but it has been the series ‘The one that is coming’ that has catapulted him to fame. But the Cordoba interpreter not only triumphs on the small screen, since its popularity is also transferred to the cinema and the theater.

As a good culture lover, Tejero usually gets lost in reading when he has free time. This is shown through your social networks, where you share with all your followers what are the books you liked best. The last one belongs to Alana S. goalkeeper and is titled ‘The bad habit’.

“I wish I knew how to write a little, a minimum, as Alana S.porter does, to express in this space what has meant for me to read this jewel that has had the immense generosity of giving the world,” he began by saying the actor about ‘the bad habit’.

«What this woman reflects in this beautiful book is of a bravery and lavish generosity. His narrative is heartbreaking, while necessary, and of a beauty like the one that good poetry normally possesses, ”he continues.

«Alana makes you better person, her book is cruel and healer as the best of the balms. Beautiful as I have no doubt that it will be her. It hurts to read it, sometimes a lot, just as it hurts to open on channel and heal wounds to be you and not the one in front of you wants you to be. “Yes, I finished it and said ‘and the best therapist does so much good’, at least to me,” he wanted to tell all his followers.

That it is ‘bad habit’.

Narrated from a unique and heartbreaking voice in the first person, ‘The bad habit’ travels through the adolescence of a girl trapped in a body who does not know how to live, who tries to understand herself and the world in which she lives, from her childhood in a working -class family in the San Blas neighborhood, razed by heroin in the eighties, until clandestine nights in the center of Madrid. As in a bastard version of the hero’s trip, Yonquis, Divas Pop and fallen angels accompany her on a vital trip in which, in the end, it will be other women who help her overcome the violence she finds at every step.

‘The bad habit’ is a raw and fierce novel, but also poetic and moving, in which the extremes are touched to show us why resentment and rage against the system are completely valid to survive in a society that does not accept those who are different.