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β˜†Happy Hispanic Heritage Monthβ˜†
There are so so many great hispanic horror books out there along with great hispanic bookstagrammers, there just a couple of my favorites. 

I have a ton of hispanic books on my TBR, and it's forever growing! 

❓️ Did I include your favorite hispanic horror book? What is your favorite hispanic books? Do you have a favorite content creator?
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Women who crossed borders with words πŸŒπŸ“–

For this post, I asked my lovely mutuals to send in their recommendations for women-authored books translation, and look at the beautiful list we created together! πŸ’Œ

A huge thank you to everyone who sent in their recs and helped make this post what it is. I loved seeing all the different stories, languages, countries,and women authors represented here 🀍

I hope y'all find your next read somewhere in this list!

Qotd: What translated book by a woman autjor should everyone read at least once? πŸ‘€πŸ‘‡πŸ»

A little correction: Yu Hua is a male author. The book, City of fiction, was mistakenly included without double-checking (sorry!!) The book is translated by a woman, which is where the confusion came in! Sorry for the oversight.

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[Women in translation, wit, translated fiction, translated literary fiction, translated litfic, diverse book recs, women authors, convenience store woman, han Kang, Korean lit, japanese lit, my brilliant friend by Elena Ferrante #wit #womenintranslation #womenintranslationbookrecs #translatedfiction ]
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Aries sun, Libra moon, Cancer rising

(Odessa actually made me teary too! πŸ₯²) 

Thanks @virgo.who.reads and @mintedpages for the tag! I tagged a few too πŸ’•
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happy saturday πŸ’Œ

i wanted to take a moment to spotlight some Latine creators and some of their favorite reads!! having a diverse bookshelf is something that has been taking a priority for me (of course i can always be better) and i think it’s important for everyone to try to have a divers self as well!! reading through the lens of other people’s experiences can be so beneficial and educating (even if it’s fiction, romance, horror you name it) and a way to truly connect to other communities.

so here is a small portion of the work done for you! a few latine creators and their favorite reads for you to add to your shelves ❀️‍πŸ”₯
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