Books and Book Clubs: By and for Latinas

From: The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education | Date: October 23, 2006| Author: Allen, Kerri | Copyright information

Sewing circles, coffee klatches, book-of-the-month clubs - these mini-communities seem to exist in a faraway time, when life was slower and women stayed at home all day. Times have drastically changed, but people still want to congregate and share their thoughts. The first book club dedicated to Latina writers began this February, and it doesn't take place in a parlor room. In fact, there aren't even walls.

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