A bilingual bible, the adventures of the Hispanic twins Maya and Miguel in a multicultural neighborhood, or the self-help manual, "Como vivir y triunfar en Estados Unidos." Everything is for sale at the Spanish Book Fair that takes place in Los Angeles.
"LéaLA" is the first edition of a cultural activity aimed at bringing Hispanic-American literature closer to Latinos living in California, one of the states in which they represent the number one minority and are almost as many as whites: 39% of the population.
For three days, this free book fair seeks to promote texts and reading, and also to become a cultural festival in which Hispanics "from all sectors can rediscover their roots" and reflect on "the new society that they are building in the United States.”
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The Organizing Committee of LeáLA – Spanish Book Fair and Literary Festival – yesterday announced its calendar for the 2022 edition, which will take place from August 25 to 28 LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes de Los Angeles.
