FOR EDUCATORS
Are you a professor or teacher of Hispanic Literature, Latina/o Studies, Literary Fiction, Latin American Studies, Caribbean Literature, Contemporary Fiction, Puerto Rican Literature, Women's Fiction, or Afro-Puerto Rican Literature?
Daughters of the Stone has become required reading in 21 colleges across the United States for the Spring 2019 semester. The novel was also requested to be used as part of the curriculum for a national summer program that focuses on African American Literacy at Oakland Freedom Schools.
Download the Readers Guide to include Daughters of the Stone in your curriculum.
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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE MATERIALS
by Jack Delano
Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1990
by Carol Jopling
Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1990
by Felix V. Matos-Rodriguez and Pedro Juan Hernández
Chicago, IL: Arcadia Publications, 2001
by Bill Twomey
Chicago, IL: Arcadia Publications, 2002
SPANISH LANGUAGE MATERIALS
by Andino Acevedo González
Río Piedras, PR: Editorial del la Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1992
by Osvaldo García
Río Piedras, PR: Educiones Huracán, 1993
by Lydia Milagros González y A. G. Quintero Rivera
Puerto Rico: Centro de Estudios de la Realidad Puertorriqueña (CEREP), 1984
Cadenas de esclavitud y solidaridad. Esclavos y libertos en San Juan. Siglo XI
by Raúl Mayo Santana, et.al.
Río Piedras, PR: Editorial del la Universidad de Puerto Rico, 1997
Las esclavitud urbana en San Juan
by Mariano Negrón Portillo y Raúl Mayo Santana
Río Piedras, PR: Ediciones Huracán, 2003
by Jalil Sued Badillo, Jalil and Angel López Cantos
Río Piedras, PR: Editorial Cultural, 1986
*Although the text in these editions is in Spanish, the illustrations and photographs make them invaluable to any educator wishing to find visuals for their students.