Farewell Cuba, Mi Isla
Two girls flee 1960 Cuba, seeking safety and family reunion in America.
Alexandra Diaz is the author of The Only Road, which was a Pura Belpré Honor Book, an ALA Notable Book, and the recipient of two starred reviews. She is also the author of Of All the Stupid Things, which was a ALA Rainbow List book and a New Mexico Book Award finalist. Alexandra is the daughter of Cuban refugees and lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, but got her MA in Writing for Young People at Bath Spa University in England. A native Spanish speaker, Alexandra now teaches creative writing to adults and teens.
Two girls flee 1960 Cuba, seeking safety and family reunion in America.
Two girls flee 1960 Cuba, seeking safety and family reunion in America.
An undocumented teen struggles to find home and hope in a foreign land.
A boy flees Guatemala, risking everything for a new life in the U.S.
A boy's journey to the U.S. tests trust and survival.
Undocumented in a new land, Jaime faces uncertainty, homesickness, and unexpected hope.
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Two girls flee 1960 Cuba, seeking safety and family reunion in America.
A boy's journey to the U.S. tests trust and survival.
An undocumented teen struggles to find home and hope in a foreign land.
Undocumented in a new land, Jaime faces uncertainty, homesickness, and unexpected hope.
A boy flees Guatemala, risking everything for a new life in the U.S.