// THE EDUCATION OF MARGOT SANCHEZ by Lilliam Rivera
→ Puerto Rican
// NORTH OF HAPPY by Adi Alsaid
→ Mexican-American
// STEP UP TO THE PLATE, MARIA SINGH by Uma Krishnaswami
→ Indian/Mexican
// GABBY GARCIA'S ULTIMATE PLAYBOOK by Iva-Marie Palmer
// I AM NOT YOUR PERFECT MEXICAN DAUGHTER by Erika L. Sánchez
→ Mexican
// THEY BOTH DIE AT THE END by Adam Silvera
// WILD BEAUTY by Anna-Marie McLemore
// DELICIOUS SATISFACTION by Sabrina Sol
→ Puerto Rican
→ Mexican-American
// 27 HOURS by Tristina Wright
→ Afro-Cuban
// THE GALLERY OF UNFINISHED GIRLS by Lauren Karcz
→ Puerto Rican
// THE PATHS WE CHOOSE by M. Hollis
→ Brazilian
→ Afro-Cuban
// HIS PERFECT PARTNER by Priscilla Oliveras
// STEF SOTO, TACO QUEEN by Jennifer Torres
→ Mexican-American
// THE EPIC FAIL OF ARTURO ZAMORA by Pablo Cartaya
→ Cuban-American
// THE FIRST RULE OF PUNK by Celia C. Pérez
→ Mexican-American
// THE RADIUS OF US by Marie Marquarot
→ Salvadorian
// DUSK UNTIL DAWN by Andie J. Christopher
→ Puerto Rican
→ Cuban
// THE CLOSEST I'VE COME by Fred Aceves
// THE VICTORIA IN MY HEAD by Janelle Milanes
→ Cuban
// SHADOWHOUSE FALL by Daniel José Older
→ Puerto Rican
// FUTURE THREAT by Elizabeth Briggs
→ Mexican
// LUCKY BROKEN GIRL by Ruth Behar
→ Cuban-Jewish
// THE GO-BETWEEN by Veronica Chambers
→ Mexican
// ROOTING FOR RAFAEL ROSALES by Kurits Scaletta
→ Dominican
// US IN PROGRESS: Short Stories About Young Latinos by Lulu Delacre
// AMERICA by Gabby Rivera
// AMERICAN STREET by Ibi Zoboi
→ Haitian
// HAVEN by Rebekah Weatherspoon
→ Grenadian
// BOOKMARK by G.L. Tomas
→ Belizean
// RISE OF THE JUMBIES by Tracey Baptiste

~ Without covers:
// LOVE SUGAR MAGIC by Anna Meriano
→ Mexican

Hello, voyagers! I bring you today a special post for me. If you don't know, I'm Mexican, I live in Mexico. I love to see Latinxs in books, especially Mexicans. I try to find books that have POC as MCs instead of the same old same old white characters you see everywhere. And when I find Latinxs, I pray it's good and that it doesn't have stereotypes, because sometimes the author isn't Latinx and I'm a bit worried the rep would be bad. Sometimes it comes out okay but sometimes it doesn't.

This is going to be a list of books that, in my opinion, have a good rep (I may have not read it but I know it has good rep) and are fun, addicting, and filled with love. I hope you guys enjoy!

• The Unforgettables by G.L. Tomas (Haitian)**
• Aristotle & Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz (Mexican)**
• When the Moon Was Ours by Anna-Marie McLemore**
• As I Descended by Robin Talley (Mexican)**
• Labyrinth Lost (Brooklyn Brujas #1) by Zoraida Córdova**
• Future Shock by Elizabeth Briggs (Mexican)
• The Book of Broken Hearts by Sarah Ockler (Argentinian/Puerto Rico)

• Just Visiting by Dahlia Adler (Mexican)
• Shadowshaper by Daniel José Older (Puerto Rican) ~Afro-Latina

• The Education of Margot Sanchez by Lilliam Rivera (Puerto Rican)*
• Juliet Takes a Breath by Gabby Rivera (Puerto Rican)**
• More Happy Than Not by Adam Silvera (Puerto Rican)**
• Hollywood Witch Hunter by Valerie Tejeda
• Otherbound by Corinne Duyvis**

• F*THS by G.L. Tomas (Afro-Cuban)
• Semi-Scripted (Wanderlove #2) by Amanda Heger (Nicaraguan)*
• Cam Girl by Elliot Wake w/as Leah Raeder (Puerto Rican)**
• The Shameless Hour (The Ivy Years #4) by Sarina Bowen (Dominican)
• Love on the Ledge (On the Verge #2) by Zoraida Córdova (Ecuadorian)
• More Than Comics (Chasing the Dream #2) by Elizabeth Briggs (Mexican)
• Retrace by Sigal Ehrlich (Brazilian)
• Make It Count (Bowler University #1) by Megan Erickson (Brazilian)

• Certain Dark Things by Silvia Moreno-Garcia (Mexican)
• TAMED (Fit Trilogy #2) by Rebekah Weatherspoon
• Sutphin Boulevard (Five Boroughs #1) by Santino Hassell (Puerto Rican)**
• Be My Fantasy (The Fantasy Series #1) by Alisha Rai (Brazilian)
• Kulti by Mariana Zapata (Argentinian/Mexican)
• Draw Me Close (Hearts and Crafts #3) by Nicole Michaels (Mexican)
• Her Halloween Treat (Men at Work #1) by Tiffany Reisz (Mexican)
• Overruled (The Legal Briefs #1) by Emma Chase (Brazilian)

Hello, voyagers. Happy International Women's Day to every single lady out there! We're currently releasing little graphics with a teaser of our favorite book written by women in our Twitter account. We're releasing them throughout the day and we just tweeted #2! You can check them out here.

ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ I'm Mexican [aka me, Silvana] and I love to see my people represented in books especially in genres that I like. It has been recently that I have seen more and more books with Latinxs as the main characters and not just the side-kick friend or the mean girl or just someone random on the street. We wanted to assemble a list of books that feature Latinxs [as main characters or love interests] in books! We hope that you like this list and you should tell us which book you find more appealing to you on the comments/on Twitter.