Our vision is to:
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engage with works about, for, and/or by Latinxs;
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offer a broad forum on Latinx children’s, MG, and YA books;
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promote literacy and the love of books within the Latinx community;
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examine the historical and contemporary state of Latinx characters;
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encourage interest in Latinx children’s, MG, and YA literature among non-Latinx readers;
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share perspectives and resources that can be of use to writers, authors, illustrators, librarians, parents, teachers, scholars, and other stakeholders in literacy and publishing.
On this site, you’ll find:
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posts about Latinxs in children’s literature;
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lists of books that we have read and reviewed with links to those reviews. Please read our Review Policy before requesting a review.
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book talks, where we’ll highlight books we’re reading and explain why you should be reading them, too;
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interviews with writers and illustrators about their creative journeys;
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interviews with agents and editors about the publishing process;
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teaching ideas;
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articles and news links aimed at writers and others involved in literacy and publishing;
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guest posts. Please write to us if you have an idea for a post.
Good afternoon:
Kindly let me know how I can get our company’s bilingual children’s books reviewed by your organization. We are a new, Philadelphia-based publishing company, with 5 books published, and would love to get reviews and exposure. Thanks!
Hi! You can send us more information at latinosinkidlit@gmail.com and one of us will return the email with more information.
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Love this mission!
I’ve scoured goodreads, my local library, amazon, etc… looking for a place where chicanx/latinx works are listed/published/sorted en masse.
I feel like I just found a gold mine.
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I will be using your resource in my doctoral research paper on sites to use in selecting Latinx literature that is reviewed and has authentic voice!
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I’m so glad I found this site. My mom was the school librarian for over 30 years at a K-8 in Central CA with a large Latino/a population. When she passed away earlier this year we started a non-profit in her name (“Mrs Quiring Reads”) to continue to promote literacy in the community. We are in search of ways to support a love of reading, and having children’s books that center Latino/a characters and storylines is a great start. Thank you!