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Indigenous Materials in Libraries and the Curriculum: Latin American and Latinx Sources
A crucial title for all academic libraries; this should be required reading in graduate library science, education, and higher education programs across the U.S.
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10 Things I Hate About Prom
Teens will enjoy this title with its comedic plot twists, U.S. high school drama themes, and the friendship-to-love relationship between two realistic Latinx teens.
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La verdad sobre el sofá
This meta–picture book will be a favorite for kids with its animal protagonists, laugh-out-loud plot, and character interactions.
La maleta de tesoros
This gentle story is written in a Spanish that sounds like home with familiar themes and images of family, root countries, and a love that spans distances; children will wait in line to have a turn to share it with their families.
Sugar Town Queens
This descriptive, fast-paced narrative is a compelling read that is difficult to put down and will likely fly off library shelves.
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How Moon Fuentez Fell in Love with the Universe
This slow-paced novel reads like a popular telenovela and is good choice for teen collections.
The Mirror Season
A masterpiece intertwining painful teen realities involving injustices based on race, ethnicity, class, and gender with trauma and healing within loving, supportive families.
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