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New Graphic Novel, Silenced Voices, Explores How Silence and Survival Are Often Intertwined

New Graphic Novel, Silenced Voices, Explores How Silence and Survival Are Often Intertwined

Posted January 10, 2026 by Richetta in #ownvoices, Book Reviews, Graphic Novel, Young Adult

Silenced Voices is a generational tale that is fictional, but based on true events. Beginning in present day, Young José knows nothing of his mother’s childhood and past. But one day in 2013, he gets curious when he learns about the genocide trial of former Guatemalan president, Efrain Rios Montt. The trial triggers his mother, […]

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Recommendations for Hispanic Heritage Month

Recommendations for Hispanic Heritage Month

Posted October 1, 2024 by Richetta in Monthly Wrap-up

September Book Wrap up September was a busy month, per usual. I am still in the middle of a few non-fiction audiobooks that I listen to on my walks. I also lost a weekend of reading to a head cold/allergy 1-2 punch. But I did get to finish some really good books this month! If […]

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A Multigenerational Story of a Cherokee Family in Man Made Monsters

A Multigenerational Story of a Cherokee Family in Man Made Monsters

Welcome to my stop on the Man Made Monsters Book Tour hosted by @hearourvoicestours  Get ready for spooky season with this multi-generational novel that features a different monster in each chapter. Mark your calendars, the paperback comes out September 17, 2024.  Each chapter is not only a new story but features a different character. I […]

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