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The day man lands on the moon, D begins to work as a travelling salesman of Kramp products: nails, saws, hammers, door handles and peepholes. Then also begins the parallel education of his daughter, M. Becoming an assistant and accomplice, she skips classes behind her mother's back to accompany D on his travels, discovering a precocious business sense and an unexpected talent for picaresque as they travel through the small towns of southern Chile, a territory plagued by ghosts.

María José Ferrada (Chile, 1977) is a journalist and writer. Her children's books have been published in eight countries. "Kramp", her first novel, has been the first work to be awarded the three most prestigious Chilean literary awards: the Prize for the Best Novel of the Circle of Art Critics, the Prize for the Best Works of the Ministry of Culture (novel category) and the Municipal Prize for Literature of Santiago.

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