Recs if you like I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter...
these titles are complete sentences!
Sisters Across Genres
books where sisters’ love, hatred, or general angst towards each other is a main factor in [making you cry]/furthering the plot. Including classics/popular fiction, but particularly taking recc’s for standalone/underrepresented genres/nonfiction!!
🇬🇹 🇲🇽 Latinx Heritage Month 🇨🇱 🇨🇷
Latine/Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15 but we can celebrate all year long by reading one of these titles!
Additional Resources: ~ https://latino.si.edu/learn/teaching-and-learning-resources/hispanic-heritage-month-resources/hispanic-heritage-month ~ https://www.census.gov/newsroom/facts-for-features/2025/hispanic-heritage-month.html
Disability Rep Books
Book with main characters that are disabled. Both physical and mental included. Eg chronic/terminal illness, physical disabilities, mental illness, neurodivergance, addiction, injury and injury recovery, symptoms causing health issues etc. Doesn't have to be a diagnosed condition. Not necessarily by authors with shared experiences. Books any be any genre. Added only 1st book of series unless there are different characters.
Feel free to leave suggestions in the comments! No "magic cure" books.
This is For The Daughters
for the parentified daughters, for the eldest daughters, for the daughters who have had or still have a complicated relationship with their mothers or mother wound. this one is for you!
Mexico is the main stage 🇲🇽🤍
Beautiful stories that take place in a city or town in Mexico. ✨
Mental Health rep in YA
YA novels with mental health representation.
The Librarians Documentary
The Librarians Documentary Books mentioned or featured in The Librarians documentary
Trailer: https://youtu.be/Ykll4MWltsQ?si=MJG_zCMe5gdQTvha
Film/TV clips featured: The Human Comedy Storm Center Fahrenheit 451 The Twilight Zone
Latino and Hispanic Reads
Recommended Latino and Hispanic books. Leave other Recs in comments.
📚✨ Latina Reads We Carry Home
Stories we don’t just read, we recognize. Latinx books that feel like home, memory, family, language, love, loss, and the little rebellions we inherit and create. Books for daughters, mothers, tias, mujeres finding their voice, and anyone who grew up between cultures with cafecito in one hand and big feelings in the other.
Latin Lore & Lattes
Latin (a/e/x) American authors and the books they've written books.
Familial Terms
HRCYED prompt
New Adult fiction
Books about 18 to 30-year-olds navigating the transition from adolescence to adulthood 🫶
the weight of expectations
Grief reads
a curated list of books that deal openly with grief (fic and non-fic)
✶✶✶✶ Chicago ✶✶✶✶
round up of fiction books set in Chicago (for most or all of the story) or nonfiction books about the city
Nationalities in Titles 🌍
Books with blue covers
I LOVE COLOR CODING BOOKS PT 6
Mexico Vibes/vibras mexicanas wey
This list is like a Lacroix- someone yelled Mexico in the other room while it was canned. Author is Mexican, Book is set in Mexico, maybe Mexico is mentioned often or tangential to the plot, Characters are of Mexican descent, depicts Chicana/Mexican-American experience, Mexico in the title, Author flew over Mexico while writing the book/j etc. As long as the reason it's on here makes sense to me :) but hopefully will be obvious to everyone; adult books only- will put Spanish versions if they are already entered on pagebound
