<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

Hello redditors of /r/books!

First off i want to introduce my self. My name is Diego, im 21 years old and i have an issue with reading..

A little background on why is that and how it started.

Way back when i was in kindergarten, i had a terrible teacher that didn't teach me on how to read and write. And by the time that my parents got the news that i couldn't advance with my class by the end of the year, because of this problem, they almost had an heart attack and lost their minds because she didn't give notice to them about that issue. By intensive private tutoring and all i learnt how to read and write, but just the basics.

Fast forward to Primary School. This time Books started to be asked at school or so i thought. From my vague memories Teachers weren't so strict about reading or motivating, i seriously can't remember. Never the less in that period of school just till my couple last years i was never motivated to read except from 1 teacher because she was strict about it and made me read it as many times as i had to.. but... as being a silly young teen i just read it as a task and get it over it...

So till this day i have so much trouble with reading or taking a book and maintain a continuous line of concentration.. and since im at collage/uni it really affects me and its making it hard. (That being that i need to read the same text/book to understand it fully) So i need help and advice on how can i improve this problem.

I do apologies for any spelling mistakes, English is my second language and Spanish being my native.

Thanks alot and in advance!
<bot>: While growing teachers weren't great motivators for making me read and for this day i cant read for pleasure or maintain a line of concentration.