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Gringolandia takes young adult book tour

October 29, 9:37 AMChildren's Books ExaminerLori Calabrese
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gringolandia
     Cover of gringolandia by Lyn Miller-Lachmann

Looking for a book tour that's unique? Then you might consider checking out the first BronzeWord Teen YA Book Tour, highlighting Gringolandia.

What makes this book tour exceptional is that each blog Lyn Miller-Lachmann will visit is run by a teenager. These are fabulous teens doing fantastic things with books, reading, and reviewing. Each teen has their unique view on the world of books and invite everyone on this tour to read their blog to learn that teens are hot on what makes good reading fun.

There will be an autographed book given to the lucky person picked from the people who leave a comment with their email addy at each blog.

A brief description of the book:

Though haunted by memories of his father's arrest in Pinochet's Chile, Daniel Aguilar has made a new life for himself in the United States--far from politics. But when his father is released, Daniel sees what years of prison and torture have done. Trying to reach his father, Daniel, along with his "gringa" girlfriend, finds himself in the democracy struggle of the country he thought he left behind.

Author’s bio:

Lyn Miller-Lachmann is the Editor-in-Chief of MultiCultural Review, the author of the award-winning reference book Our Family, Our Friends, Our World: An Annotated Guide to Significant Multicultural Books for Children and Teenagers (1992), the editor of Once Upon a Cuento (2003), a collection of short stories for young readers by Latino authors, and the author of the novel Dirt Cheap (2006), an eco-thriller for adult readers. For Gringolandia, she received a Work-in-Progress Grant from the Society of Childrens Book Writers and Illustrators.

The tour stops are:
Oct 29 Kelsey The Book Scout
Oct 30 Lilibeth ChicaReader
Nov 2 Reggie The Undercover Book Lover (Not Really)
Nov 3 Mariah A Reader’s Adventure!
Nov 4 Amanda Reviewabook123
Nov 5 Erica The Book Cellar
Nov 6 Sarah Sarah's Random Musings
Nov 9 Faye Ramblings of a Teenage Bookworm
Nov 10 Melaine Melaine’s Musings
Nov 11 Melaine Melaine’s Musings book review
Nov 11 Hope Hope’s Book Shelf 

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