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ZENA SUTHERLAND

[In In Nueva York] Mohr creates a remarkably vivid tapestry of community life as well as of individual characters…. Tough, candid, and perceptive, the book has memorable characters, resilient and responsive, in a sharply-etched milieu. (p. 178)

Zena Sutherland, in Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books (© 1977 by the University of Chicago; all rights reserved), July-August, 1977.

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1. Introduction
2. Marilyn Sachs
3. Mary M. Burns
4. Ray Anthony Shepard
5. Marilyn Sachs
6. Paul Heins
7. Irma Garcia
8. GEORGESS McHARGUE
9. Zena Sutherland
10. Alleen Pace Nilsen
11. Miguel A. Ortiz
12. Copyright