Latinas Are Sharing Important Book Reading Clubs And Favorite Reads
There’s a reason why, in the age of television and Youtube, books continue to be read, loved, and adored by readers: when it comes to stories, books elevate the imagination in a way that can engage all of the senses. In times like these, where so many of us are in isolation and feeling alone, reading can, fortunately, do so much for the soul, and being apart of a book club (even if it is on Zoom) can help bring excitement to the monotony of our daily lives.
Fortunately, FIERCE Latinas are recommending book club suggestions as well as reads.
The list below will surely fit the bill for all of your reading desires and help you get over any type of boredom you might have.
This club reading a Hollywood drama.
“We actually have a book club called Pasando Páginas! We are currently reading the Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.” – hijasunidas
“@cafeconlibros_bk is reading Little 🔥Everywhere 12.27!” –boardroombombshell
“I started a book club last year and while it’s small, our reads are mighty.” –steezplz
“I just finished “Clap When You Land.” I was never impressed by Acevedo until this book. It blew me away. She focuses more on trauma and grief in adolescence and it’s pretty damn near perfect. HIGHLY recommend.”- abbeyliz7
This club only reading books by Latinas.
“I started a book club with friends this year. We only read female authors from Latin America. So far, my favorites have been “Delirio” by Laura Restrepo and “Los recuerdos del porvenir” by Elena Garro.” –merimagdalen
“Always Running by Luis J Rodriguez was the first Chicano book I have ever read!!!!!” –valeriec01
This book club introducing readers to Chicano literature.
“Always Running by Luis J Rodriguez was the first Chicano book I have ever read!!!!” valeriec01
“Visionaries a Private Reading Group for BIQTPOC hosted by @femmegoddessco.” –moniii_xoxo
