Top 15 Latin American Book RSS Feeds

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1. Vamos a Leer Teaching Latina america through Literature RSS Feed

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Welcome to Vamos a Leer! There are multiple facets to what we do here, our blog is an attempt to do 'the leg-work' for teachers. We compile lesson plans, research materials, resources, links to helpful blogs or author websites, and even write educator's guides to accompany each book featured in our book group. We also wanted to provide a space for conversation through comments and discussions on our posts.MORE Export RSS feeds list Get access to 250k active RSS feeds of news websites, blogs, magazines and podcasts with email contacts in 1500 niche categories. Get targeted RSS list in your niche at your fingertips. Email us the categories of RSS feeds you're interested in at anuj@feedspot.com Copy email. We'll share the list in an Excel spreadsheet or CSV format.Email us Export RSS List

2. Latinx in Publishing Blog RSS Feed

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Latinx in Publishing Blog is a network of book professionals committed to supporting and increasing the number of Latino/a/x in the publishing industry, as well as promoting literature by, for, and about Latino/a/x people. It is a nonprofit site supporting and increasing Latinx publishing, promoting literature by, for, & about us.MORE Twitter Followers 17.6K

3. A Kernel of Nonsense RSS Feed

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Hello! My name is Alicia and I am a Latinx book blogger who loves talking books. Here at A Kernel of Nonsense, I embrace that blurred line between reality and imagination. Usually, that's right between the pages of a book. This blog focuses mainly on YA, but I occasionally pick up Adult and Middle-Grade novels as well.MORE Twitter Followers 1.8KInstagram Followers 1.1K

4. Bookish Wanderess RSS Feed

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I'm Sofia and this is the place where I get to talk about the thing I love most: books! You can expect lots of posts about diverse books, especially books by Latinx authors since I'm very passionate about highlighting and supporting them.MORE Twitter Followers 949Instagram Followers 878

5. Unconventional Quirky Bibliophile Blog RSS Feed

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Unconventional Quirky Bibliophile Blog is a blog that provides book reviews, movie reviews, app reviews, what's the content of the book, food adventures, and podcast reviews. Along with the book description, there are also links, reviews, and author's information attached with all.MORE Facebook Followers 101Instagram Followers 1.8K

6. Latin American Association Blog RSS Feed

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7. Latinxs in Kid Lit RSS Feed

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Exploring the world of Latinx YA, MG, & children's literature. Our vision is to engage with works about, for, and/or by Latinxs. on this site, you'll find posts about Latinxs in children's literature; book talks, where we'll highlight books we're reading and explain why you should be reading them, too; interviews with writers and illustrators about their creative journeys; teaching ideas; and many more!MORE Facebook Followers 1.6KTwitter Followers 8KInstagram Followers 1.2K

8. Bellerose Reads RSS Feed

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I'm Cielo, a 21-year-old reader, book blogger, and aspiring writer from Latin America. Bellerose Reads launched in March 2020, as I wanted to meet more people in the book community and share my love for the many books I was discovering and loving at the time. My blog is full of discussions about the book community, reviews and recommendations, book tags, and book blogging advice.MORE Twitter Followers 1.8K

9. Leyendo Lat Am RSS Feed

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Hi! I'm Lauren, a British freelance writer, and translator living in Mexico City. If you're among anyone who likes great literature; anyone who likes reading women in translation; or anyone who wants to try their hand at reading in a second language. Basically, anyone who wants to widen their reading beyond the male-dominated canon of English literature 'classics', then this blog is for you!MORE Facebook Followers 164

10. Book Lover Book Reviews RSS Feed

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Book Lover Book Reviews is a blog where you can find book reviews of different books as the author always loved reading and writing she decided to combine both passions and started her own blog. In her review, she gives the book description, synopsis, book & author links, author's information.MORE Facebook Followers 2.7KTwitter Followers 4.2KInstagram Followers 51.9K

11. Latinas Leyendo RSS Feed

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My name is Mariana, I am the author of this blog, I love literature, discovering new books and new authors, and celebrating the incredible and distinct voices of Latinx writers and readers. I am excited to share my passion for promoting diversity in the publishing space with you on this blog.MORE Twitter Followers 341Instagram Followers 2.8K

12. Latino Book Review RSS Feed

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Latino Book Review's mission is to increase the visibility of the work created by Latino/a/x authors, We aim to serve our diverse and vibrant Latinx communities, recognizing and celebrating our complexities, and acknowledging that we are the present and the future of U.S. literature. We have reviewed countless books in all genres, published literary news, research, databases, and essays, produced our own podcast, and many more!MORE Facebook Followers 5.9KTwitter Followers 3.7K