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Children’s Best Books of 2008

Putting this list together was not an easy task; there were many great books published in 2008, both Spanish originals and translations. More

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  • Maruja Torres Takes 2009 Nadal
    The 65th annual Premio Nadal this year went to Spanish writer and journalist Maruja Torres for Esperadme en el cielo (“Wait for Me in Heaven”), a novel about friendship and “ghosts.”
  • Norman Joins Santillana USA; Badillo Shifts To Edit Nonfiction
    Spanish publisher Santillana’s U.S. based division, Santillana USA, has hired Marla Norman, formerly Planeta’s U.S. sales director, as senior account executive for its General Books division.
  • Críticas Alert: Reviewers Needed
    Críticas covers the U.S. Spanish-language market through reviews of books, videos, and audio for children and adults. Our service to libraries and bookstores serving Spanish speakers would not be possible without the generosity of our reviewers.


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Born in Chile in 1945, Enrique Barrios is a tireless traveler and has lived in many countries, including Venezuela, the United States, France, Australia, and Spain, before settling down in Brazil. During his travels, Barrios has learned about the world and found inspiration for several children’s and adults’ spirituality books, including Ami, el niño de las estrellas (Ami, Child of the Stars; Lotus Press, 1989) and its sequels Ami, regresa (“Ami Returns”) and Ami, civilizaciones internas (“Ami, Civilizations Within”). 

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Top Books of 2008 
As always, selecting the top titles of the year is a challenge. This year we have decided to do it a little differently: rather than publish a comprehensive list of wide-ranging adult titles recommended for purchase, we have narrowed down the list to 12 titles published in 2008—and reviewed in Críticas—that we feel should be on every library and bookstore shelf.

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