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Celebrate Hispanic American Heritage Month with these recommended titles by, for and about Hispanic Americans.
All of these library materials are owned by the Metropolitan Library System. Log on to CyberMars with your library card to reserve any titles that interest you, or ask a librarian for assistance.
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Adios Hemingway
Padura, Leonardo (Canongate,c2005)
Shelf Number: Fiction/PAD
This detective story is set in Cuba. When skeletal remains are discovered on the Havana estate of Ernest Hemingway, former policeman Mario Conte is called in to investigate a murder with its roots in Hemingway's Cuba from forty years ago. |
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Cold Skin
Sanchez, Albert (Farrar,c2005)
Shelf Number: Fiction/SAN
In this novel of isolation and loneliness, set after World War I, a young man moves to the Antarctic circle to work. His solitude is broken by a mysterious castaway. |
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Comrades in Miami
Latour, Jose (Grove Press,c2005)
Shelf Number: Fiction/LAT
This novel of espionage follows the escapades of a Cuban spy couple. They try to defect to the U.S. with the FBI after them and almost 3 million dollars of stolen money in their possession. |
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Hot Tamara
Castillo, Mary ( Avon ,c2005)
Shelf Number: Fiction/CAS
Twenty-six year old Tamara Contreras wants to have freedom from her role as perfect daughter, get her own apartment and go to graduate school. When she comes up against Will Benavides, former high school bad boy, her plans go awry and her life is turned upside down. |
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In Perfect Light: A Novel
Saenz, Benjamin Alire (Rayo,c2005)
Shelf Number: Fiction/SAE
Andres Segovia and his siblings are relocated to Mexico after the accidental death of their parents. This novel traces Andres' struggles as an American-born Hispanic and his move back to the United States. |
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Isle of Passion: A Novel
Restrepo, Laura (Ecco,c2005)
Shelf Number: Fiction/RES
This novel is based on true events. A small group of Mexicans move to a deserted Pacific island hoping to secure it as a sovereignty of Mexico. |
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