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Latino And Latina Authors For Your Summer 2016 Reading List

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It’s July and we’re in need of a Summer 2016 Reading List with Latino and Latina authors. Whether paper or digital, this is a good time to discover the richness of Latino and Latina authors for your Summer 2016 Reading List. PalacioMagazine.com came across this great list on NBC Latino, Your Summer 2016 Reading List: 9 Great Books by Latino Authors by Rigoberto González. It got me thinking about what else is out there including our own Long Beach Public Library.

First, the list from Rigoberto González:

  1. Black Dove: Mamá, Mi’jo, and Me, by Ana Castillo, Feminist Press.
  2. Presentimiento: A Life in Dreams, by Harrison Candelaria Fletcher, Autumn House Press.
  3. The Regional Office is Under Attack!, by Manuel Gonzales, Riverhead Books.
  4. Bloodline, by Joe Jiménez, Piñata Books.
Summer 2016 Reading List
Ana Castillo
Summer 2016 Reading List
Presentimiento: A Life in Dreams
Summer 2016 Reading List
The Regional Office is Under Attack!

Visit NBC Latino to see the rest along with the book descriptions.

The New York Summer 2016 Reading List

The Latina Book Club in New York has a Summer Reading Challenge 2016 offered by the New York Public Libraries. The Latina Book Club offers their own short Summer 2016 Reading List. Here are a few examples for adults:

  1. Never Too Real By Carmen Rita (Kensington)
  2. Labyrinth Lost by Zoraida Cordova (Sourcebooks)
  3. Latina Authors & Their Muses edited by Mayra Calvani (Twilight Times Books)

The Latina Book Club also has Summer 2016 Reading List suggestions for young children and young adults.

The Long Beach Summer 2016 Reading List

But you don’t have to go to New York to find your own special Summer 2016 Reading List of Latino and Latina authors. The Long Beach Public Library has their own Summer Reading program that is going on now until August 20. PalacioMagazine.com recently posted a story HERE.

A search of the Library’s online catalog turned up suggestions for creating your own Summer 2016 Reading List.

  1. Ten Hispanic American authors / Hill, Christine M.
  2. Lovers on All Saints’ Day : stories / Juan Gabriel Vásque ; translated from the Spanish by Anne McLean.
  3. Looking out, looking in : anthology of Latino poetry / edited by William Luis.
  4. Sudden fiction Latino : short-short stories from the United States and Latin America / edited by Robert Shapard, James Thomas, and Ray Gonzalez ; introduction by Luisa Valenzuela
  5. Hit list : the best of Latino mystery / edited by Sarah Cortez and Liz Martínez.
Summer 2016 Reading List
Lovers on All Saints’ Day
Summer 2016 Reading List
Looking out, looking in : anthology of Latino poetry
Summer 2016 Reading List
Hit list : the best of Latino mystery

Share Your Own Summer 2016 Reading List

Prepare your own Summer 2016 Reading List. You have until the end of summer to enter a world of life, love, beauty and mystery. Let us know what you come up with and we’ll share it with everyone. Send us your Summer 2016 Reading List using the form below.

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