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Welcome to la bookworm, a book blog by a Latina in LA. I love reading and promoting books written by people of color and/or LGBT folks. You'll also see feminist books featured here!

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Review: Little Leaders

I wish I could give this book 10 stars! (Insert crying emojis.) LITTLE LEADERS by Vashti Harrison is beautiful and inspiring book for...

Review: Dear Martin

Everyone needs to read DEAR MARTIN by Nic Stone now! The book masterfully touches on so many nuances of being an overachieving person of...

Review: #NotYourPrincess

Note: I received an advance copy from Net Galley in exchange for an honest review. What an amazing book for Native Women, by Native...

Review: The Best We Could Do

You should know that any book chosen by UCLA as a common book will eventually be read by me. (Go Bruins!) Thi Bui's illustrated memoir is...

Review: Speak - The Graphic Novel

I'm not sure any book has ever made me sob and shake the way SPEAK by Laurie Halse Anderson did... The protagonist is clearly in pain as...

Review: Mary's Monster

Although I prefer to amplify books by authors who are LGBTQ and/or POC, I will make an exception for a good feminist read. I knew nothing...

Review: Black Girl Magic

BLACK GIRL MAGIC is beautifully illustrated version of the empowering poem by Mahogany L. Browne! I wish I had a child in my life to read...

Review: I AM NOT YOUR PERFECT MEXICAN DAUGHTER

I've been highly anticipating this book, based on the title and cover alone. Other than that, I had no idea what it was about, but I knew...

NCSS - So Many Books, So Little Space!

I was fortunate to go to the National Council of Social Studies conference in San Francisco this weekend. I did not step into the vendor...

The Hate U Give

This summer, I stumbled upon an amazing book by Angie Thomas that reminded me that I love to read: The Hate U Give. I don't remember how...

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