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• Title : Looking for Esperanza: The story of a mother, a child lost, and why they matter to us
• Author : Adriana Paramo
• Rating : 4.78 (241 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-8-12
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 123 Pages
• Asin : B009JGYMM8
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This fieldwork and the anonymous voices of the women she encountered while looking for the mother in the story are captured in Looking for Esperanza, winner of the 2011 Social Justice and Equity Award in creative nonfiction.. Inspired by a story about an immigrant mother who walked the desert from Mexico to the USA with the dead body of her baby strapped to her own, Adriana Páramo immersed herself in the underground world of undocumented women toiling in the Florida fields