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YA Books with at least one Latino main character (Part Two)
Biggest Flirts - JenniferEchols From What I Remember... - Stacy Kramer,Valerie Thomas Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe - Benjamin Alire Sáenz Yaqui Delgado Wants to Kick Your Ass - Meg Medina Joyride - Anna Banks Out of Darkness (Fiction - Young Adult) - Ashley Hope Pérez The Weight of Feathers: A Novel - Anna-Marie McLemore Forever for a Year - B.T. Gottfred Dream Things True - Marie Marquardt Perfect Chemistry - Simone Elkel Chain Reaction - Simone Elkeles When Reason Breaks - Cindy L. Rodriguez More Happy Than Not - Adam Silvera Kiss Kill Vanish - Jessica Martinez Dream Things True - Marie Marquardt Rules of Attraction - Simone Elkeles He Forgot to Say Goodbye - Benjamin Alire Sáenz On the Edge - Allison van Diepen Before We Were Free - Julia Alvarez dancergirl - Carol M. Tanzman
YA Books with at least one Latino main character
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Biggest Flirts - JenniferEchols
From What I Remember... - Stacy Kramer,Valerie Thomas
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe - Benjamin Alire Sáenz
Yaqui Delgado Wants to Kick Your Ass - Meg Medina
Out of Darkness (Fiction - Young Adult) - Ashley Hope Pérez
The Weight of Feathers: A Novel - Anna-Marie McLemore
Forever for a Year - B.T. Gottfred
Dream Things True - Marie Marquardt
Perfect Chemistry - Simone Elkeles
Chain Reaction - Simone Elkeles
When Reason Breaks - Cindy L. Rodriguez
More Happy Than Not - Adam Silvera
Kiss Kill Vanish - Jessica Martinez
Rules of Attraction - Simone Elkeles
He Forgot to Say Goodbye - Benjamin Alire Sáenz
On the Edge - Allison van Diepen
Before We Were Free - Julia Alvarez
17 & Gone
Great novel touching on two different, serious subjects affecting not only young people, but people of all ages. Another great book by Nova Ren Suma.
Dreamless (Starcrossed)
Amazing! What a perfect ending to the trilogy. Like Christina said about [b:Dreamless|12995284|Dreamless (Starcrossed, #2)|Josephine Angelini|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1320248839s/12995284.jpg|10965443]--this a Greek epic, y'all! Rich in Greek mythology with an American twist. Loved it!
Hidden Gates (P.J. Stone Gates Trilogy)
Some of the politics made me go "hmm..." and there was a lot of things that didn't quite gel with me (I found some of the mythology underdeveloped, while other aspects of it were actually pretty intriguing), but overall I found it quite easy to ready and am curious as to where the story goes.
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Taken at Dusk (Shadow Falls)
This book really started to lag in the second half and started out with a rather odd sexual tone (in my opinion), but kept me interested enough to keep reading (even with the lackluster world-building).
Altered
Had aspects I wasn't that into, but very addictive and easy-to-read thriller with elements of sci-fi and romance.
Greta and the Goblin King
I'm pretty sure the reason I enjoyed this so much as that when I think of Goblin Kings my mind automatically goes to David Bowie in Labyrinth... and I do have such fond memories of that movie (many that had no context until I was older; oh how that movie sexualized many a young girl during the 80's).I actually enjoyed this book, but I'm sure the connotations really helped it. I look forward to Book 2.
Crewel (Crewel World)
Definitely an interesting start to a series with a unique premise/world with thought-out politics. I look forward to the next book.
Poison Princess (Arcana Chronicles, Book 1)
More like a 4.5, but there moments where Evie annoyed me a bit too much and there were character traits of Jackson's that were harder to swallow to make it a 5.Interesting take on the post-apocalyptic/zombie series. Look forward to more from this series.
The Sweetest Spell
The magic of chocolate and the oppression of ginger people, wrapped up in a fairy tale package. I liked it a lot.
