Sweet Fifteen
A compelling coming-of-age novel set against the backdrop of a traditional quinceanera celebration.
Paperback, 296 pages
Published
April 28th 1995
by Arte Publico Press
(first published April 1995)
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I can't put this book down. I am probably going to finish it this weekend, and I just started it this week. That is not normal for me.
This book was my record. I finished it in 6 days. Great story, a little old, but loved the family focus!
This book was my record. I finished it in 6 days. Great story, a little old, but loved the family focus!
This is one of those books i read when I was in middle school and am rereading for nostalgia's sake. Unfortunately, it's nowhere near as good as my twelve-year-old self remembers.
This was a great book. The quinceañera was not only a turning point for the girl but also for her family, since they had just finished recuperating from the death of her father.
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Diane Gonzales Bertrand’s vivid imagination led her to write her first novel in the fifth grade. Her creativity didn’t stop there. She went on to write school plays, Girl Scout skits, and poetry. When Diane became a teacher, she created funny soap operas, religious plays, and translated Shakespeare into easier words for her students to enjoy and perform. Today, Diane writes stories for families to...more
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