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Acosta, Daniel

Iron River

221 pp. | Cinco | September, 2018 | Trade ISBN 978-1-941026-93-9 $17.95 | Paper ISBN 978-1-941026-94-6 $12.95
(3) YA In 1958 California, four goodhearted Mexican American boys find themselves in deep trouble when they stumble upon the body of a murdered homeless person along the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks that run through their town. Told from the perspective of twelve-year-old Manuel, this coming-of-age story is also a moving exploration of institutionalized racism.
Reviewer: Katie Darrin

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