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NYPL celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

by Jean Harripersaud, Bronx Library Center
September 15, 2010

The New York Public Library’s premier Puerto Rican/Latino Cultural Center—The Bronx Library Center—kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month with Pioneros II: Puerto Ricans in New York City 1948–1998, an exhibit from the Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College. The exhibit is based on the book by the same title by Virginia Sánchez Korrol (Professor emerita at Brooklyn College) and Pedro Juan Hernández (Archivist at the Center for Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College).

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Travel in Andalusia, Spain

by Katerina Dimitriadou-Shuster, Special Formats Processing
March 26, 2010

The secret to a successful trip abroad may simply be to know yourself, what you are looking for, and where to find it. For the traveler looking for art and history, untouched mountain trails and sandy beaches, along with distinctive culinary and musical traditions, Andalusia in Spain may be the ideal choice.

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"The Shadow of the Wind:" The Reader's Den Discussion Continues

by Ursula Murphy
February 22, 2010

More discussion questions from the Reader's Den, please feel free to comment on one or more questions.

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"The Shadow of the Wind" by Carlos Ruiz Zafon: February Reader's Den

by Ursula Murphy
February 1, 2010

Welcome to The Reader's Den!

This month's selection is the literary thriller, The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon, a book that kept me up reading at night from the start.   Written in Spanish then later translated to English by Lucia Graves, it is a bestseller worldwide.

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