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Four Spanish-Language YA Novels on Bullying, Heritage, and Found Family
From Alejandro Palomas Pubill’s introspective companion novels to a debut work about a teen’s Puerto Rican roots, these coming-of-age titles will strike a chord with young people.
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Un secreto
Purchase where there’s a need of literary Spanish-language novels for younger teens.
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El viaje superincreíble de Freddie Yates
Recommended for middle grade shelves in need of funny, poignant Spanish novels.
A wholly original Spanish-language novel for young people.
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Claro de luna
An engaging novel for younger teens that centers around a relatable heroine and a fascinating history.
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Un hijo
A ruminative novel that might be difficult for some adolescents to follow. Experienced readers of Spanish might find this more accessible.
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Viva Lola Espinoza
This debut novel is cute and warm; it will keep readers flipping through the pages and swooning over the romantic moments, as well as interested in the well-written and engaging story.
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The House Swap
A strong, heartwarming coming-of-age tale for tweens, teens, and even adults.
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Breathe and Count Back from Ten
Teens will be unable to put down this book filled with drama, hope, and family conflict, including great Latinx representation.
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