Sunday, August 11, 2013
Book Reviews: Latinas and the Caribbean
Afro-Caribbean heritage
and women are the common thread of three recent books: a
Dominican author's coming-of-age story
, a 19th-century
Cuban revolutionary
bio, and a
novel
about culture clashes, Carnival, and AIDS.
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NBCLatino
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