Celebrate the rich histories and cultures of Hispanic and Latino Americans.
Catalina by Karla Cornejo Villavicencio
This coming-of-age story follows a Harvard student’s journey of self-discovery and resilience as she faces an uncertain future as an undocumented immigrant. Readers who appreciate poignant, character-driven narratives will enjoy this literary novel.
Ana María and the Fox by Liana De la Rosa
Fleeing the French occupation of Mexico, Ana María Luna Valdés, a fiery heiress, finds unexpected freedom in London. But societal expectations and a forbidden attraction to the brooding politician Gideon Fox complicate her newfound liberation.
The Sons of El Ray by Alex Espinoza
The Sons of El Rey is a multigenerational saga about a family of luchadores, Mexican masked wrestlers. This sweeping novel, told from multiple perspectives, explores the fight to forge an identity within a family tradition.
Blood in the Cut by Alejandro Nodarse
In this debut novel, ex-con Iggy Guerra returns home to his Miami neighborhood to find his family has become entangled with an illegal poaching gang. Fans of intricately plotted crime fiction will enjoy this gritty and suspenseful novel.
Oye by Melissa Mogollon
Instead of the usual high school drama, 18-year-old Luciana spends her senior year surviving a hurricane, caring for her cantankerous grandmother, and navigating the fallout of family secrets.