![]() Top Picks for Hispanic Heritage Month—Titles to Celebrate Once again we have compiled our top choices for adults’ and children’s books, and videos for Hispanic Heritage Month. This listconsists of titles reviewed in Críticas since September 2007 that successfully explore themes relevant to Hispanics living in the United States and is meant to help librarians, booksellers, and educators plan their festivities. More Advertisement
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Editor's Pick
La emperatriz de los etéreos.

Laura Gallego García.
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Publisher Spotlight—Raven Tree Press: Reaching out to a growing bilingual population
Founded in 2000, Raven Tree specializes in ESL and other non-fiction titles. This relatively new imprint focuses on Spanish-language and bilingual picture books that appeal to a wide audience. Publisher Dawn Jeffers has been with Raven Tree from its beginning; she began as sales and marketing director and was made publisher in 2002. Críticas spoke to Jeffers about the goal behind the imprint and its colorful and significant story books.
FROM THE EDITOR
Publishing in Tough Times
When I read a recent New York Times article about how the recession is affecting Hispanic immigrants, I wound up thinking about the book business.
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When I read a recent New York Times article about how the recession is affecting Hispanic immigrants, I wound up thinking about the book business.
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