International Latino Book Awards
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Veva y El Castor
The characters displa compassion, affection, gratitude, tolerance, and a genuine friendship where envy and differences do not exist.
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Vida de mujeres: entre la sumisión y la subversión
Lugar y aporte de las mujeres a la sociedad, particularmente en la economía, las ciencias naturales y las ciencias de la salud.
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Voces de América Latina
A Trilogy where writers from 21 countries in Latin America are present
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Vota y verás: Reflexiones de Pepe Mujica
Through the lens of his experience, Pepe Mujica helps us view politics in a different way. “The poorest president in the world”-BBC
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We Became Mexican American: How Our Immigrant Family Survived to Pursue the American Dream
Based on actual interviews, the author recounts how his parents met, married, and started a family on the eve of the Great Depression.
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What A Barrio Life, Ese! Ay Que Padre Es La Vida!
The stories are interwoven with real-life accounts, Mexican-American folklore, culture, and tradition; and lots of dichos.
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When the Condor Meets the Eagle/ El cóndor pasa sobre el norte
This legend is remarkable in that it embraces indigenous groups that represent both, natives from the north and south in the Americas.
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When the Moon was Ours, A novel
Within the pages lies a story of a girl hiding the truth, a boy with secrets from his past, and four sisters who could ruin them both.
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When We Love Someone We Sing to Them/ Cuando Amamos Cantamos
The boy asks his father if a song exists for a boy who loves a boy. The Mesoamerican deity of creativity, dance and song.
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White Light
Maps a young woman’s struggle to distill her grief, rage, and love onto the canvas.
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Women’s Poems of Protest and Resistance: Honduras (2009-2014)
Fifty-three brave women defy death threats and gender-based violence to denounce the June 2009 military-oligarchical coup in Honduras.
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Word is Bone
Stories from stoops, laundromats, canals and alleyways. How a community weaves narrative webs to understand their own truths.
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