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Dealing
with the topic of immigration,
Laura Resau's novel Red
Glass won the IRA Young
Adult Fiction Award, the
Americas Award, the Colorado
Book Award, and was selected
for Oprah's reading list.
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A
starred review by
Publishers' Weekly
calls it a
"vibrant,
large-hearted
story."
Resau's debut novel,
What the Moon
Saw, is an
Americas Award Honor
Book, an ALA Best
Book for Young
Adults, and a
Colorado Book Award
Winner. |
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a starred review, Booklist
calls What the Moon Saw
"a powerful, magical
story ... a rare glimpse into
an indigenous culture."
Her upcoming novel, The
Indigo Notebook, is the
first in a travel-adventure
series. Resau lived in Oaxaca,
Mexico, for two years as an
English teacher and
anthropologist, and has
traveled extensively in Latin
America. She now lives
with her husband and toddler
in Fort Collins, Colorado,
where she writes and teaches
ESL to immigrants. |
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Email
Fort Collins Reads: Hoffmyers@aol.com
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