Why the literary works of Isabel Allende should be studied at university? Isabel Allende is a writer who offers the reader a different style of writing. Isabel has had experiences that no other writer has had. Isabel was able to use her imagination to tell the story of her personal life in a way that appeals to the reader. Isabel is a Chilean born in Peru. When asked about her childhood, she described it as "absolutely miserable"; although her childhood was "miserable", she was successful and became one of the most influential Latin American writers (Bertodano). Isabel's literary works have the power to inspire and teach students about a different writing style and culture. Isabel's past is full of tragedy and sadness due to her family's ties to the Chilean government. Isabel traveled to Chile with her mother after her parents divorced. Isabel's life improved dramatically after her marriage and her reputation as a successful journalist. Everything changed after the death of his uncle, Chilean President Salvador Allende. The persecution against Salvador's family and friends led to the "creation" of Isabel Allende. Isabel's first book “The House of Spirits” became a worldwide bestseller. Isabel had to overcome many obstacles while living in Venezuela. Isabel has emerged from her own exile. Isabel was able to write “The House of the Spirits” thanks to her grandfather whom she could not see, because Allende's grandfather was dying. Isabel began to write a letter to her "father", knowing that he would not read it. . Isabel said "I think I write fiction but I don't". This sums up how Isabel's writing style has a different approach to literature. She uses something more realistic and that seems......... middle of paper... ...the books are vivid stories of what she had to go through to get where she wanted to be. Students would benefit from Isabel's willingness to overcome all obstacles on her path to success. The House of Spirits gave Isabel “freedom”. In her first novel, she expresses her aversion to dictatorship. Chile was divided when Augusto Pinochet came to power. Overall, Isabel's stories are unique because they reveal what countries like Chile experience when they overthrow the president. we can tell them; she is not the only one to have left Chile. Isabel wrote tragic stories about her life that leave the reader grateful and uplifted (quoted in "Isabel's creativity could help educate students about the role of women). in current society, Chilean culture and a different approach to literature.