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La luz que no puedes ver Hasta el siglo XXI, toda acción individual en la gran corriente de la historia surge del conflicto entre heteronomía y autonomía.…
Read more of this comment about La luz que no puedes ver(I listened to this as an audio book). This is such an amazing book and if you like witches, spooky stories, and unforgettable female main characters,…
Read more of this comment about The BewitchingThis book is a heartfelt story full of magic that celebrates many elements of Mexican culture! I want to recommend this book to everyone. It’s a middle grade…
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On the Wings of La Noche is a heartfelt YA fantasy about a girl who turns into a Lechuza (owl in Spanish). Many cultures view owls as bad omens. This book…
Read more of this comment about On the Wings of la NocheThe Lying Woods by Ashley Elston The novel starts out with the main character, Owen Foster, attending a New Orleans prestigious boarding school and has…
Read more of this comment about The Lying WoodsReading "Worn: A People's History of Clothing" between "Women's Work: The First 20,000 Years" by Elizabeth Wayland Barber and "Secondhand: Travels in the…
Read more of this comment about Worn"Secondhand: Travels in the New Global Garage Sale" starts off with the question of where did the author's deceased mother's belongings go after he passed…
Read more of this comment about Secondhand"The Boy from Clearwater" is a graphic biography of Tsai Kun-lin's life. Tsai Kun-lin is born into a comfortable family that was part of the gentry, but…
Read more of this comment about The Boy From ClearwaterMin Jin Lee’s novel Pachinko depicts, with quiet poignancy, the lives of Koreans living in Japan under Japanese colonial rule. My grandparents were part…
Read more of this comment about PachinkoMonths later, I am still left reeling from All the Light We Cannot See. The story between two children living during World War II, one a visually impaired…
Read more of this comment about All the Light We Cannot SeeAfter reading The Righteous Mind, I felt truly awakened. I realized that my previous thoughts on morality, politics, and religion were quite limited. In…
Read more of this comment about The Righteous MindReally, really good non-fiction book that reads like an early chapter book. This would be a great book for any kid (and for parents who want their kids…
Read more of this comment about Every Kid Needs A RescueAmidst war-torn, devastated Afghanistan, A Thousand Splendid Suns tells the story of two young women: Mariam and Laila. Incorporating the history of Afghanistan…
Read more of this comment about A Thousand Splendid SunsSapiens: A Brief History of Humankind Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens explores human history through three major revolutions: the Cognitive Revolution, the Agricultural…
Read more of this comment about SapiensThe Night Watchman: A Symbol of Indigenous Resistance Louise Erdrich's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel serves as a powerful commentary on ongoing Indigenous…
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All the Light We Cannot See
All the Light We Cannot See Until the 21st century, every individual's action within the grand sweep of history stems from the conflict between heteronomy…
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