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Selena
Selena
Author: Ernest Brawley
Spanning a quarter of a century, from the early 1950s to the present, and set against the social and political turmoil of that watershed era, Selena traces the interlocking destinies of a haunting young woman, driven by a mystical belief in her uniqueness, and two desperate men who have been lifelong rivals. Selena Cruz: From early childhood, wh...  more »
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ISBN: 457354
Publication Date: 1979
Pages: 376
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Publisher: Atheneum
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback
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Selena Cruz. A California Chicana who knew that she was born to be more than a field hand.

She was young. Passionate. Beautiful. And committed to leading her people in a strike against the man who once conquered and betrayed her body, and now was using every ounce of his wealth and power to crush her spirit, break her strength, and smash the Chicano uprising against oppression...


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