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Accidental Love

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It all starts when Marisa picks up the wrong cell phone. When she goes to return it, she feels something she's never felt before, something a bit like . . . love.

But Marisa and Rene aren't exactly a match made in heaven. For one thing, Marisa is a chola, and she isn't petite; she's a lot of girl, and she's not ashamed of it. Skinny Rene, however, gangles like a sackful of...more

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Published January 1st 2006 by Harcourt Children's Books

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Mar 01, 2013 Alicea rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: realistic

“accidental love” by Gary Soto is set in a suburban part of California about two main characters named girl Marissa and a boy named René. it all starts when Marissa picks up the wrong cell phone and when she goes to return the phone to René the guy it belongs to they both start to like each other and she starts to feel something stronger than “like” she starts to love him but the she starts to doubt herself because she is a tough street smart chola (mexican girl) and René is a nerd and he knows...more “accidental love” by Gary Soto is set in a suburban part of California about two main characters named girl Marissa and a boy named René. it all starts when Marissa picks up the wrong cell phone and when she goes to return the phone to René the guy it belongs to they both start to like each other and she starts to feel something stronger than “like” she starts to love him but the she starts to doubt herself because she is a tough street smart chola (mexican girl) and René is a nerd and he knows nothing about the streets but even though she thinks that they are the complete opposite from her she can fight the feelings that she has for him. so she moves from the ghetto side of town to the nice part and she even starts to lose weight because she was a fairly big girl but when she meets René she starts to have more self confidence.but then she gets caught up in some problems because the school finds out that she docent really live in the nice part of town she she gets kicked out and has to go back to her old school and the worst part is that she gets separated from René. but the story ends with René ending up having to move to the ghetto side of town too because he wanted to be closer to her then the story closes with René and Marissa kissing in the snow and they are surprised because it never snows in california.

I would give this story a 4.5 out of 5 stars because i love the idea that Gary Soto uses that it docent matter what your going through you can always better yourself with a little hard work and perseverance. and i also like that gary kinda help the reader understand it dosnt matter what race you are, love has no color. but the downside of this book is that i think that the story drags on at the end, like you start to get the feeling that the story is gonna last forever and another downside is that the it rushes in the story in the beginning and you really don't have time to think about whats going on in the story line. but other than that i thing that as a whole this story is the perfect love story.

I would recommend this book to anyone that likes romance realistic fiction stories and i would recommend this book to anyone that like books with a theme of going across racial barriers. or if you love politically correct stories about latin girls.(less)

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Dec 19, 2011 Sarah Mclendon rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have just finished an romantic yet interesting book called "Accidental Love" by Gary Soto, author of "THE AFTERLIFE",(Genre: Fiction /Publication date: January 1, 2008) and despite the title and cover let me assure you that this is not one of your typical long winded "oh lovey dovey girl boy meets girl" books. I would defiantly say this book puts an unusual twist onto your everyday boyfriend girlfriend couple. The author’s style was more of a first/second person story telling style which made...more I have just finished an romantic yet interesting book called "Accidental Love" by Gary Soto, author of "THE AFTERLIFE",(Genre: Fiction /Publication date: January 1, 2008) and despite the title and cover let me assure you that this is not one of your typical long winded "oh lovey dovey girl boy meets girl" books. I would defiantly say this book puts an unusual twist onto your everyday boyfriend girlfriend couple. The author’s style was more of a first/second person story telling style which made you feel like you were literally talking to Marisa as she narrated the story here and there. I would also describe this book as sum sort of a metaphorical caterpillar transforming itself into a cocoon with its hard exterior shell and then finally blossoming a creature glowing with radiance and true understanding of life's meaning. Marisa Rodriguez, a 14 year old Amazonian built tough Latina girl who truly believed in kicking butt and asking questions later is who I would easily describe as the metaphorical caterpillar previously mentioned. In the beginning of the book you notice that Marisa, hot tempered is also the protective type and will just about square up with anything that tries to come against her strong willed nature. She is also very protective over her best friend Alicia especially when Alicia’s boyfriend aka la rata Roberto, wreaks his parents car breaking Alicia's leg and later on her heart as a picture from the glove compartment jumps out into Alicia's view displaying a photo of Roberto with his arms wrapped around another girl. Marisa vowing to mess him up does just that as she begins to leave her home girls hospital room. Coming down the elevator Marisa catches Roberto with his nerdy math tutor Rene and she definitely shows Roberto what happens when you mess with her friends. Rene tries to break up their little scuffle and amongst all the commotion, Rene and Marisa end up exchanging phones by accident. Upon their scheduled meet to re-exchange cell phones you notice the irrefutable chemistry brewing between the two. Total opposites, Rene, the weak ,geeky, high water pants wearing, chest team playing sweet heart ends up falling for Marisa, the strong, strong minded, hot tempered, fragile ego-ed bully. Rene and Marisa begin dating and their bond only strengthens and brings the two closer together as time goes on. Marisa helps Rene turn his dreams of becoming a cooler stronger man into a reality as he also helps her loose weight and become the quick to think and slow to react girl she’s so desperately longed to be. As their up and coming school hosted play “Romeo and Juliet“comes closer Rene and Marisa both agree to audition. Rene and Marisa’s relationship also represents the Romeo and Juliet love story, with Rene’s mother forbidding him to see Marisa in fear of her corrupting sweet little Rene and with their complicated school situations, since Marisa goes to Washington and Rene goes to Hamilton. But throughout they story Rene and Marisa’s love for each other never diminished and like the play, their love lasted through all the hate and enduring obstacles they both faced at home and school so in the end they could never be apart in life or death, like Romeo and Juliet, no matter how hard people tired to stop it. I believe this book had a positive affect on me because it only enforced the already imprinted feeling that I have about love, which is that life is forever changing and anyone could be Mr. Right, so you should never count people out because you could miss out on meeting someone great. With that said it’s evident that this book appeals to the younger generation because the things mentioned in this book are some of the same thing teenagers’ face or will face later on in life and throughout the book with each read page you only hope and wish that Rene and Marisa’s love will shine through all their problems. I rate this book as a 4.5 because it grasped my attention and made sure that it never let it go and I was also glad this book wasn’t predictable like most love stories. So anyone searching for a close to home role reversal twist on a modern day Romeo and Juliet story I recommend you check this book out.

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Nov 11, 2010 Tania rated it 3 of 5 stars

Accidental Love a comedy and at the same time heart break.
A really good book that I really enjoyed a lot. this book is recomended for teenagers,
that are just falling inlove. this boo is written by Gary Soto. He won an award for having
a good book.

This romantic story starts when a 14 year old named Melinda picks up the wrong phone. then he gets a call fom Rene the owner of the ell phone, and they set up a time to exchange them. Rene and Marissa begin dating and become inseparable. Marisa ends...more

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Jun 06, 2010 Karin rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult-fiction, realistic, gutsy-girls, high-school, teenagers, friendship, families, relationships, relationship-problems, bad-girls, borrowed-from-the-library

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. When Marisa beats up her girlfriend Alicia’s no good two-timing boyfriend, Roberto, she drops her cell phone - and so does the other guy Roberto is with. Marisa picks up the wrong phone and later gets a call from Rene, the owner, and they set up a time to exchange them. What happens next is a little hard to believe, but Marisa and Rene immediately hit it off. Rene’s not like any of the guys that Marisa knows – he’s a nerd, and he’s really smart, and for some reason she really likes him. She like...more When Marisa beats up her girlfriend Alicia’s no good two-timing boyfriend, Roberto, she drops her cell phone - and so does the other guy Roberto is with. Marisa picks up the wrong phone and later gets a call from Rene, the owner, and they set up a time to exchange them. What happens next is a little hard to believe, but Marisa and Rene immediately hit it off. Rene’s not like any of the guys that Marisa knows – he’s a nerd, and he’s really smart, and for some reason she really likes him. She likes him so much that she transfers to his school (her aunt happens to live in the district), and she starts caring more about her education and less about being a tough girl. Rene seems to bring out her softer side, while she’s helping him be more of a man. They both become better people and want to be better people because of their relationship.

Eventually they have a fight, but Marisa realizes that she still likes Rene and wants to make up with him. Unfortunately, his mom has discovered that he’s dating her and she’s not happy. Things escalate and Rene’s mom tells the school principle that Marisa doesn’t really live in the district – just like that she’s transferred back to her old school. It’s incredibly depressing and Marisa’s afraid that all of the promises she’s made to herself about making something of her life are going to fall by the wayside. She decides that she’s not going to let it get her down, though. And then Rene surprises her – by transferring to her school. Things with his mom have really deteriorated and she’s hit him a few times, so he goes to live with his dad (who, coincidentally lives in Marisa’s school district).

This story relies on a lot of happy coincidences. Life is like that sometimes, but maybe not to this extent. Savvy kids might not be willing to suspend their disbelief.

Not sure how I feel about all of the gender role reinforcement. There’s a lot of playing with the idea that girls are one way and guys are another and jokes about how guys get to wear the pants, but girls get to tell them which pants. There’s some Spanish thrown in and some light discussion about the differences between the schools of people in different neighborhoods/economic brackets. That might be something to get kids talking about or interested in. (less)

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Jan 27, 2010 Ash... =] Barrera =D rated it 3 of 5 stars

Marisa Rodriguez is a Latina with a hot temper. She goes to a rough school and is accustomed to solving problems with her fists. This is actually how she meets the boy who will end up changing her life. When Marisa gets into a fistfight with Roberto, the slimy boyfriend of her best friend Alicia, Roberto's nerdy math tutor Rene is there to break it up. During the scuffle, Marisa and Rene accidentally pick up each other's cell phones. Upon exchanging them, it is evident that there is an undeniabl...more

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May 03, 2011 Elizabeth rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: eng-492, realistic-fiction

"She found herself thinking about the boy with the sweet voice, whose face she could have remembered if she hadn't been so busy pummeling Roberto."

Marisa Rodriguez's best friend, Alicia, is in the hospital with a broken leg after getting into a car crash with Alicia's boyfriend Roberto. However, Alicia does not just suffer from a broken leg, but a broken heart. After the crash, Alicia discovers that Roberto is being unfaithful. Being Alicia's best friend and protector, Marisa picks a fight with...more

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Dec 11, 2012 Carmen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Name of book: Accidental Love
Auther: Gary Soto
Pages: 2--
Genre:romance
Reading Level of book: ?
Exposition: Marisa is a violent highschool girl. One day Marisa ditches schoool to see her friend Alyssa in the hospital. Alyssa's boyfriend Roberto cheated on her earlier. On her way out Marisa runs into Roberto and gets into a fight with him. Roberto's nerdy friend Rene pulls them apart. Soon Marisa and Rene fall in love.
Conflic:Renes mom doent like marisa. Rene's mom call the princible because Maris...more

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Oct 03, 2011 Angel Miyah rated it 4 of 5 stars

September 30, 2011
Title: Accidental Love
Author: Gary Soto
Genre: Realistic Fiction
I just started this book a few days ago, and so far it is pretty good. I think Marisa is one real twisted up chica. She speaks a lot of spanglish as do her parents. She's got a lot of meat on her bones which makes her think that she has to act all tough and bad. However I think that she's just putting up a brave front to keep her insecurities hidden below all those layers of rudeness, violence, and bad behavior.
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Jen Angel, I like how you are analyzing the many facets of Marisa, and how she seems to have a "mask" to hide other aspects of herself. Did your predictio...more
Oct 01, 2011 09:30pm

Angel Miyah October 3,2011
Title: Accidentally in Love
Author: Gary Soto
Genre: Realistic Fiction
I just finished the book and it was great! Rene and Marisa did in f...more
Oct 03, 2011 02:40pm

Jen Fantastic work on summarizing this book.
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Apr 27, 2011 Elaine Pelton rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: young-adult, multicultural, romance, character-driven, love, misfits, moving, realistic

When Marisa Rodriguez accidentally switches cell phones with a stranger during a tussle with her best friends’ ex-boyfriend, the stage is set for an odd romance. When she meets Rene Torres to reclaim her phone, she inexplicably falls for his nerdy charm. Marisa decides to transfer from her dump of a high school to Rene’s more prestigious charter school in a better neighborhood. Though, she gets a lot of flack from her old friends at Washington High, who think she has suddenly decided she’s bette...more

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Jun 14, 2010 Jessica Leatham rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: english-420

Marisa Rodriguez, a fourteen-year-old chubby tough girl, meets Rene, a smart, skinny geek from another school. They begin dating and learn the ups and downs of being in a relationship. Despite their differences in looks, intellect, and personality, they fill in each other a need—the need to feel wanted by somebody. I can see how it would appeal to a middle school audience. It is during this time that children and teenagers are trying desperately to try to fit. Their bodies are changing, and they...more

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Jun 17, 2012 Laura rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was such a good short read from Gary Soto. I am always looking for books that I know my sixth graders will enjoy and this will be one that I can suggest to them when they talk about how reading is boring. I don't teach English but all of my kids know how much I value reading.

This was a cute short read about a young Hispanic girl that due to an accident one of her friends has ends up changing her life for the better. When her best friend Alicia gets into a car accident with her boyfriend and...more

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Feb 15, 2013 Amayrani is currently reading it

Im reading a book entitled Accidental Love byt Gray Soto witch is a work of fiction.

To me this books is mainly about friendship growing and growing apart. A girl name marisa goes through some changes through out her high school year. She who is from the "Ghetto" sees things different. Her best friend alicia is hospitalized in the hospital all because of her ex boyfriend who got into to a car accident with her. she not only got her leg hurt but is heart broken. Marisa realizes love isn't for her...more

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Oct 03, 2011 Patricia Arroyo rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Accidental love is a very interestin books.The characters include maritsa she has a very nice caracter and very diffrent. The other main character is rain he is very unic in his own way he is smart and goes to a driffrent school the maritsa but somehow the fiuture gets them too meet in a accident including maritsa friend some how they sitch phones and then they meet later in. in there hole mixup they find each other and talk about there school maritsa changes school because rain tell her what a...more

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Sep 03, 2009 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: summer-reading-09, 10th-grade

Accidental Love by Gary Soto gives away the main idea in its title. A girl named Marisa is a very rough girl -- more like a bully. In the beginning, she was at the hospital because of her friend, Alicia got into a car accident. Later on, she bumped into a total nerd name Rene. They got acquainted but Marisa kept thinking she couldn't say things right. However, most of the time that only happens to people that are nervous because they have a crush on that person. Could that be the reason Marisa w...more

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Mar 31, 2010 Justine Sof2014 rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: grade-8-ir-books-nicole

This book is called "Accidental Love" by Gary Soto. This book is about how a girl fell for a nerd named Rene Torres. The girls name was Marisa. She would be the type of person who would pick fights with anyone who bothered her or hurt her friends. Marisa meets Rene when their phones are accidentally switched when she goes to fight Roberto her best friend’s boyfriend that hurt her best friends feelings. No matter what Marisa does she couldn't stop thinking about Rene.

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Oct 16, 2012 2 Virginia N rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed the book because of how the characters had feelings for each other were so strong that he would run away from his mom to be with her and the she would transfer school to be with him.I love the feelings they have for each other the author expresses them in a good way by there actions and words.This book is good for anyone who likes love stories.

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Oct 22, 2010 Anayeli♥ rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: any body who likes to read love books

Recommended to Anayeli♥ by: Noboady me it just souned interesting

Shelves: done-with-book

This book is very interesting so far she is in the hospital beacause she had a car accident with her boyfriend she foun out that her boyfriend was cheating on her so she said that he was a pendejo. She said that he took away part oif her heart with him because she said it was rolled up in paper like if it was a door.I choosed this book because it sounded interesting and because it has spanish words so i taught it would be interesting enough and because it would be a book with mexican characters....more

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Jun 11, 2012 Jan rated it 3 of 5 stars

White socks, high-water pants, and a briefcase: the description of a nerd, but Rene accepted and embraced it. He wasn't ever interested in joining jock fights when tempers flared and fists flew. Marissa, on the other hand, was a hot-tempered Latina who never held back her fists or her opinions of the estupido people around her. When Marisa accidentally picks up the wrong cell phone, she falls in love with its owner, Rene. She almost immediately drops her attitude, temper, and fist-fighting, and...more

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Mar 21, 2010 Joyce713 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 1st-6th-grade-bookshelf, my-favorite-books

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Oct 19, 2011 Kirby rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: author-list, 420

I'm not gonna lie, this book was pretty enjoyable. Classic love story, boy and girl meet and fall in love despite their differences which eventually cause some sort of trial in the relationship but everything ends up okay even though one person's mom disagrees. Though it's nothing new, I still enjoyed reading about the changes Marisa made and Rene too. I guess I'm a sap, but I love being married to someone who is my total opposite. She makes me be more outgoing and I calm her down, sometimes. Th...more

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Jan 22, 2012 Cynthia Gibson added it

This book has begun with a girl named Marissa who is more of a street girl getting into a fight with her ex boyfriend Roberto who cheated on her with her best friend.Rene is Roberto's tutor and he broke up the fight between Roberto and Marissa. Marissa and Rene accidentally pick up each other's phones and begin talking; they begin dating and have really great chemistry with each other. since Marissa and Rene don't attend the same school, Marissa decides to use her aunt's address to be in the sam...more

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Mar 25, 2010 712amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book makes me think about the phrase "Don't judge a book by it's cover". I haven't finished reading it but by the way my main character acts that massage tends to pop up into my head a lot through out the book. There was one part of the book where I really got a sense of how my character is: "She called her own cell number, wiggling her toes as she waited for the guy to pick up. But her own rushed Voice came on rudely: "YOU leave a message and you speak clearly, you know WHAT I mean?" Maris...more

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Sep 08, 2009 Amrika rated it 5 of 5 stars

love accidentally!
can you imagine a tuff girl falling in love with a total nerd? In this book it happed. Instead of the boy protecting the girl, the girl protect the boy. Its love!
Marisa and Rene are in love. Rene is a nerd who is scared of his mom and Marisa is a tuff girl who fights anyone. I love this book.! It is a unusual love book that I read. It all started for a mistake of the phone. The thing that has me hooked when reading this book is the fact that Marisa knows he is a nerd but still...more

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Jul 28, 2009 Luz rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Any One

Recommended to Luz by: No One

I think this was a sweet book =]. It's about a girl named Marisa who is a hot head and loves getting into fights. When she accidentally switches phones with a nerd name Rene, the chemistry is there. They start seeing a bit more of eachother and eventually, a romantic relationship is formed between them. They're a weird couple but they don't care, as long as they have eachother. But then, they find out that love isn't that simple. I liked this book most of the time, but what I didn't like was the...more

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Nov 29, 2010 Jasmin rated it 4 of 5 stars

accidental love is about this gurl named marisa who is not the kind of gurl guys really look to. Her and her best friend boyfriend get into a fight because roberto cheated on her best friend thats how she meets rene. Rene is a nerd he is the kind of guy that is in chess club. Marisa falls for him head over hells she dosent know why but she just does. I guess it is just the way rene makes marisa feel.

I thought the book was rally cute. I think i would recommend this to people who love chesey love...more

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Jan 22, 2010 Elida added it

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In this book Marisa Rodriguez, a high school student has to tolerate the neighborhood she is in. It is enough that she has to attend a bad school. It isn't until a weird encounter with a kid named Rene, changes the way Marisa views things. Before Marisa didn't have much of a purpose of progressing in life. Her environment is a factor in her life that impedes her to do much which is why she doesn't have great expectations. A weird problem between...more

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Oct 27, 2008 Carolina Orozco rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: anyone who likes a good love story

This book was one of the best books i have ever read. The fact that the book is like a life story or a story i know a lot of people including myself can relate to makes it even better. At the beginning it starts of by telling you about a girl and a boy in the car that get into an accident because of the girl saw a picture of her boyfriend and another girl. This girl ends up being the main character Marisa's best friend. When their at the hospital the guy her friend was with in the car shows up w...more

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Feb 01, 2008 Anna rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: young adults

Shelves: young-adult, fiction

I bought this book for my classroom library and read it myself before giving it to the kids. It's a great book about identity and Soto tackles the issue cleverly through a street smart and likable (but rough!) young Latina named Marisa. Marisa, a badass from the "wrong" side of town, meets Rene, a nerd from the "right" side of town, and they fall for each other only to realize that things are not that simple...

I enjoyed the book and I think my students will like it for a number of reasons.
1. I...more

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Jan 24, 2008 Meagan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: teen_materials_class

Marisa is a tough girl from a tough school, and isn't afraid to defend herself or her friends, even if that means getting into fistfights with boys. During one such fight, with her best friend's cheating boyfriend, Marisa ends up accidentally switching cell phones with a boy who witnessed the fight. The boy, Rene, is unlike Marisa in almost every way. He is small and weak, he ignores insults rather than fighting over them, and he's unusually smart. Despite these differences, when Rene and Marisa...more

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Mar 04, 2010 Maggie Hargrave rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: multicultural, ya

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Gary Soto, born April 12, 1952, was raised in Fresno, California. He is the author of eleven poetry collections for adults, most notably New and Selected Poems, a 1995 finalist for both the Los Angeles Times Book Award and the National Book Award. His poems have appeared in many literary magazines, including Ploughshares, Michigan Quarterly, Poetry International, and Poetry, which

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