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Publisher of multicultural books - specializing in Navajo and Hopi. Located in Flagstaff Arizona.

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Salina Bookshelf's 2025 Calendar Available by @salinabookshelf

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Salina Bookshelf's 2025 Calendar Available by @salinabookshelf

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Salina Bookshelf's 2025 Calendar Available by @salinabookshelf

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Salina Bookshelf's 2025 Calendar Available by @salinabookshelf

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Salina Bookshelf's 2025 Calendar Available by @salinabookshelf

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Saturday August 26th at Amy's Bookcase

Running with Changing Woman author Lorinda Martinez will be reading and signing copies of her new book at Amy's Bookcase in Farmington, NM!

You can also order copies of Running with Changing Woman at www.salinabookshelf.com

Learn more about Amy's Bookcase by checking out their page!

Running with Changing Woman:
Samantha is a Navajo girl attending Atsá Mesa Community School on the Navajo Reservation. Her life has seemed pretty average when one day at school her body suddenly changes. As a Diné, Samantha must now prepare for the Diné womanhood ceremony called the Kinaaldá. With her life now filled with more pressure than ever before, she’s reluctant to participate in the demanding four-day ceremony. With a whirlwind of new adventures and pep talks from those closest to her, Sam’s family and her two best friends do their best to help Sam deal with bullies, boys, and her new responsibilities as a Diné woman.

About the Author:Lorinda Martinez is Lók’aa’ Dine’é (the Reed People Clan) born for Táchii’nii (Red Running into the Water Clan). The Tábąąhí (Water’s Edge Clan) are her maternal grandfathers and the Tódích’íí’nii (Bitter Water Clan) are her paternal grandfathers. She was raised in Pueblo Pintado, New Mexico and Shonto, Arizona. She attended Highlands University in Las Vegas, New Mexico where she earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Education. Lorinda currently lives in the four corners area with her husband, son and dogs. taken in Amy's Bookcase by @salinabookshelf

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Salina Bookshelf Presents: Running With Changing Woman - A FREE Online reading with author Lorinda Martinez

Wednesday - July 19th - 6:00PM Mountain Time

Lorinda Martinez will read from her new book and have a conversation with Salina Bookshelf Editor Tyler Mitchell and Zoom audience members. Register now through Zoom or stream it on Facebook through Salina Bookshelf, Inc. Multicultural Publishing

Register to attend via the link in our bio.

Order Running with Changing Woman (Hardcover) at www.salinabookshelf.com

Samantha is a Navajo girl attending Atsá Mesa Community School on the Navajo Reservation. Her life has seemed pretty average when one day at school her body suddenly changes. As a Diné, Samantha must now prepare for the Diné womanhood ceremony called the Kinaaldá. With her life now filled with more drama than ever before, she’s reluctant to participate in the demanding four-day ceremony. With a whirlwind of new adventures and pep talks from those closest to her, Sam’s family and her two best friends do their best to help Sam deal with bullies, boys, and her new responsibilities as a Diné woman.

About the author:

Lorinda Martinez is Lók’aa’ Dine’é (the Reed People Clan) born for Táchii’nii (Red Running into the Water Clan). The Tábąąhí (Water’s Edge Clan) are her maternal grandfathers and the Tódích’íí’nii (Bitter Water Clan) are her paternal grandfathers. She was raised in Pueblo Pintado, New Mexico and Shonto, Arizona. She attended Highlands University in Las Vegas, New Mexico where she earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Education. by @salinabookshelf

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We are so excited to announce our latest young adult novel, Running with Changing Woman written by Lorinda Martinez. Hardcover now available for pre-order, paperback available in July.

Cover art by @_shes_thunderstorms

Order the hardcover now at www.salinabookshelf.com

Samantha is a Navajo girl attending Atsá Mesa Community School on the Navajo Reservation. Her life has seemed pretty average when one day at school her body suddenly changes. As a Diné, Samantha must now prepare for the Diné womanhood ceremony called the Kinaaldá, a ceremony once performed by the Navajo deity, Changing Woman. With her life now filled with more drama than ever before, she’s reluctant to participate in the demanding four-day ceremony. With a whirlwind of new adventures and pep talks from those closest to her, Sam’s family and her two best friends do their best to help Sam deal with bullies, boys, and her new responsibilities as a Diné woman.

About the Author Lorinda Martinez:

Lorinda Martinez is Lók’aa’ Dine’é (the Reed People Clan) born for Táchii’nii (Red Running into the Water Clan). The Tábąąhí (Water’s Edge Clan) are her maternal grandfathers and the Tódích’íí’nii (Bitter Water Clan) are her paternal grandfathers. She was raised in Pueblo Pintado, New Mexico and Shonto, Arizona. She attended Highlands University in Las Vegas, New Mexico where she earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Education. Lorinda currently lives in the four corners area with her husband, son and dogs. by @salinabookshelf

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TOMORROW APRIL 1st - FLAGSTAFF- Heritage Square beginning at 11AM, will be the Salina Bookshelf, Soulstice, & Abalone Mountain Press Author readings. You cannot miss this event as we will premiere the first reading of our latest book RUNNING WITH CHANGING WOMAN written by Navajo Author, Lorinda Martinez!

For the full schedule of all the wonderful events, visit https://www.noazbookfest.org/
We hope to see you all there!

Samantha is a Navajo girl attending Atsá Mesa Community School on the Navajo Reservation. Her life has seemed pretty average when one day at school her body suddenly changes. As a Diné, Samantha must now prepare for the Diné womanhood ceremony called the Kinaaldá. With her life now filled with more drama than ever before, she’s reluctant to participate in the demanding four-day ceremony. With a whirlwind of new adventures and pep talks from those closest to her, Sam’s family and her two best friends do their best to help Sam deal with bullies, boys, and her new responsibilities as a Diné woman.

Lorinda Martinez is Lók’aa’ Dine’é (the Reed People Clan) born for Táchii’nii (Red Running into the Water Clan). The Tábąąhí (Water’s Edge Clan) are her maternal grandfathers and the Tódích’íí’nii (Bitter Water Clan) are her paternal grandfathers. She was raised in Pueblo Pintado, New Mexico and Shonto, Arizona. She attended Highlands University in Las Vegas, New Mexico where she earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Education. Lorinda currently lives in the four corners area with her husband, son and dogs. taken in Downtown Flagstaff-Heritage Square by @salinabookshelf

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4 years ago

🌽🐑🍉🎃 Yá’ateeh hííłch’į’, with fair season over be sure to check out our collection at:

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Indigenous Peoples’ Day Reading with @vandeverdaniel This is online event will happen on October 10th, 3PM MST. Register at the link in our bio or head to www.salinabookshelf.com/events

Join us in an online reading and discussion of Daniel Vandever's two award winning books Fall in Line, Holden! and Herizon!

Fall in Line, Holden! follows Holden, a young Navajo boy, through his day at boarding school. Holden’s vivid imagination transforms his commonplace surroundings into a world of discovery and delight. Named a 2017 Honor Award book with the American Indian Library Association.

Herizon details the journey of a young Diné girl as she helps her grandmother retrieve a flock of sheep aided by a magical scarf. Within the scarf’s powers is the ability to transform, which changes the girl and the world she knows. In an age that has seen the election of the first female vice president in U.S. history and Deb Haaland being appointed Secretary of the Interior, Herizon speaks to the power of the moment and not a distant idea of what could be. It is a story that honors progress and persistence and can relate to audiences of any background.

NOTE: Herizon is a wordless book as an ode to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (MMIR) and in honor of all those without a voice.

Order Fall in Line, Holden! at www.salinabookshelf.com
Order personalized copies of both Herizon and Fall in Line, Holden! at www.southofsunrisecreative.com by @salinabookshelf

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