t's my pleasure to personally invite you to participate in the Latino Book & Family Festival. This major event showcases the diversity and importance of our multicultural community.

Originally I made a five-year commitment to help build the Latino Book & Family Festival into one of the best and widely appreciated festivals anywhere. Due to the ongoing success and because so many cities are showing an active interest in holding these festivals, I'm happy to now affirm a lifetime commitment to the Latino Book & Family Festival.

	Serafina's Stories by Rudolfo Anaya New Mexico’s master storyteller creates a southwestern version of the Arabian Nights in this fable set in seventeenth-century Santa Fe. In January 1680 a dozen Pueblo Indians are charged with conspiring to incite a revolution against the colonial government. When the prisoners are brought before the Governor, one of them is revealed as a young woman. More