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| Top 12 Stories from Chicken Soup for the Latino Soul by Jennese "La Diva" Torres |

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| #7 Every First Friday by Alejandro Diaz Talk about missed opportunities. Talk about there’s no going back. What are you doing every first Friday??? I think about that now after reading this heartfelt “homage” to his mom. #6 The Promise by Antonio Farias This story will rip ur heart out! But don’t worry – it’s not sad at all. I’ll tell u – b/c it doesn’t give it away- it's about child birth but from the man’s perspective! Ayyyyyy! Pass me a tissue! #5 Lavender Roses by Caroline c. Sanchez Don’t put away the tissues yet! This is a true story about – well … about roses and that is all I can say – it is amazing – no? the power of love, of God – of all things – unexplainable? Or is it unexplainable? I mean the roses – the lavender roses! #4 The Bear by Zulmara Cline Mother daughter - sounds simple enough but it ain’t. it just isn’t. Soon the daughter grows up, moves out and comes into her own – but just in case she still needs Mami- well that’s where the bear comes in. Keep reading ---> for the TOP 3 and author interviews |
| In the Chicken Soup for the Soul tradition, each story in this collection of short stories is a tear jerker, or rip your guts out w/ laughter. Months after putting the book down a few stories stayed w/ me. The most memorable stories from Chicken Soup for the Latino Soul, as tested by none other than TIME itself. |
| #12 Feeding the Soul by Chela Gonzalez Beautifully written, super short story about how important it is to – feed ur soul! MUST read and share with ur kids! #11 Where Rosasries Ride the Wind by Maria Ercilla This poem’s imagery is vibrant, airy and VERY Latino! “I come from a world where rosaries ride the wind from rearview mirrors" #10 Cleaning Crakers by Colin Mortensen-Sanchez Laugh out loud story only bilingual latinos can appreciate! I won’t give it away – read it – ahora! #9 The Power to Shine written by one other than Deborah Rosado Shaw She was on Oprah! Enuf said! But I’ll go on. She became a millionaire by defying her boss and taking on an account by herself. But the story is not about how she became a millionaire. It’s about how she came full circle. Very inspiring! #8 La Brava by Robert Suarez A true story about bravery taking place in Mexico A bit of history might be helpful – but not necessary About a little girl who faced with a moment's notice had to decide: flee or stand firm? Ay! Everytime I think about it gives me chills! |