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Nardo, Don

Gabriel García Márquez: Nobel Prize–Winning Author

104 pp. | Lucent | December, 2007 | Library ISBN 978-1-4205-0020-2 $32.45
(4) YA 20th Century's Most Influential Hispanics series. The subjects are here presented within the context of culture and identity. García Márquez explores political themes in the author's work. Alvarez emphasizes her determination to develop an authentic female voice that reflects her multicultural experience. In Lopez, fact and fluff blur in the manner of the book's celebrity magazine primary sources. Text and photos vary greatly in style and quality. Reading list, timeline, websites. Ind. Review covers these 20th Century's Most Influential Hispanics titles: Julia Alvarez, Jennifer Lopez, and Gabriel García Márquez.
Reviewer: Pamela Mishkin

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