From the Bookshelves: Chicano by Sheila K. O’Malley

Chicano by Sheila K. O’Malley

The journey of a lifetime takes a young boy from his home in Naco, Mexico, up the San Pedro River, through the Arizona desert, all the way to Aspen, Colorado and then back to his hometown. It is also his journey of becoming “Chicano.”

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