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The sixth title in the Spanish-language Revolucionarixs series explores the life of Uruguayan journalist, writer, and novelist Eduardo Galeano. A social justice activist and political critic who sought to expose history's truths, Galeano influenced generations of thinkers in Latin America and beyond. Across its pages, engaging nonfiction text is coupled with colorful illustrations, photographs and thought-provoking primary source quotations. The book closes with two activities: one encouraging readers to assume the role of an investigative journalist; the other prompting research into the myths and legends that make their culture unique.

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9781733978514

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An excellent choice for libraries seeking works in Spanish for elementary students, especially where biographies are needed. -School Library Journal These Anti-Princess books give young girls better heroines to look up to. -Remezcla.com The typical princess story just got an awesome Latina makeover. No Prince Charmings needed here. -The Huffington Post

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Nadia Fink is an Argentine journalist and children's book author. Working in tandem with illustrator Pitu Saá, she created the Revolucionarixs series to highlight the lives of Latin American individuals who broke with established norms to create social change. She lives and works in Buenos Aires.

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