Books for Hispanic/Latiné Heritage Month

Hispanic/Latiné Heritage Month is September 15 - October 15. For related history, art, and educational resources, explore the National Education Association, National Museum of the American Latino, and the Library of Congress.

Check out a few of our favorite new ebooks below and visit the library to browse our print book display. 

A few recent eBooks:   

• The Asylum Seekers: A Chronicle of Life, Death, and Community at the Border
  
  by Cristina Rathbone, 2025
• Atravesados: Essays on Queer Latinx Young Adult Literature
  
  edited by Trevor Boffone and Cristina Herrera, 2025
• The Chicana and Chicano Movement: From Aztlán to Zapatistas
  
  by Adelaida R. Del Castillo and Norma Iglesias Prieto, 2026
• City of Eves: Poems
  
  by Silvia Bonilla, 2026
• Constructed Latinx(s) Identities: Racialized Bodies in Visual and Textual Culture
  
  edited by José I. Lara, 2025
• Latinidad in Musical Theatre
  
  by Stefan Sittigs, 2026
• Latino Colorado: The Struggle for Equality in the Centennial State
  
  by Ernesto Sagás, 2025
• Latino Fathers: What Shapes and Sustains Their Parenting
  
  by Fatima Suarez, 2025
• Latino Leaders Speak, Volume II: Personal Stories of Struggle and Triumph
  
  by Mickey Ibarra and María Pérez-Brown, 2025
• The Latino Threat: How Alarmist Rhetoric Misrepresents Immigrants, Citizens, and the Nation, Third Edition
  
  by Leo R. Chavez, 2025
• The Latinx Guide to Liberation: Healing from Historical, Generational, and Individual Trauma
  
  by Vanessa Pezo, 2025
• Latinx TV
  
  by Frederick Luis Aldama, 2026
• The Palace: Poems
  
  by Andrés Cerpa, 2026
• Puto: Plays
  
  by Ricardo A. Bracho et al., 2026
• Rupert García: The Making of an American Artist, a Testimonio
  
  by Mario T. García, 2026
• Waiting for Godínez: A Tragicomedy in Two Acts
  
  by Daniel A. Olivas, 2025
• Warriors for Social Justice and Equality: Maria Jiménez of Houston and Mexican American Activists
  
  by Linda J. Quintanilla, 2025