Name: Se Buscan Chicas: Una Novela Sobre la Trata de Jóvenes (in Spanish)
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Author: Christel Guczka
ISBN: 9786074808926

portada Se Buscan Chicas: Una Novela Sobre la Trata de Jóvenes (in Spanish)

Se Buscan Chicas: Una Novela Sobre la Trata de Jóvenes (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Christel Guczka

Publisher

Ediciones Barataria

Year

2016

Language

Spanish

Pages

164

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9786074808926

Edited in

México

Edition No.

2015

Synopsis "Se Buscan Chicas: Una Novela Sobre la Trata de Jóvenes (in Spanish)"

Una novela sobre la trata de jóvenes que narra la historia de Selene, Yatziri y Marely. Tres chicas que persiguen sus sueños. Ellas comparten dos cosas: el deseo por encontrar nuevos caminos en la vida y el infortunio de caer en una red de hombres y mujeres que intentará secuestrarlas, apartarlas de sus familias y destruir sus anhelos. ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONA novel about young slave traffic that tells the story of Selene, Yatziri and Marely. Three girls pursuing their dreams. They share two things: the desire to find new paths in life and the misfortune of falling into a network of men and women who attempt to kidnap them.

Christel Guczka

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Born in 1976 in Canada, of a Mexican mother and a German father, Christel moved to Mexico with her mother when she was 6 years old. Now, she is also the founder and director of Leerapia, an organization that conducts workshops and promotes art as therapy. She has received various accolades for her works, for example, in 2014, her book Las fotos de Caro was selected by the Mexican Ministry of Public Education to be included in school libraries across the country; in the same year, she won the International Latino Book Award with her book Los muertos andan en bici; and in 2017, she won first place in the “Por un grito de vida” contest held by Editorial Porrúa and the Ministry of Health, with her novel Hoy aprendí la palabra cáncer. This versatile writer has had as a cornerstone the desire for her works to serve a social function, to speak about difficult realities faced by her readers, and for her books to go beyond the paper.

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