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Read-Alikes for Margarita Engle - if you like Margarita Engle try these authors...

Margarita Engle
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Margarita Engle

Read-Alikes for Margarita Engle

If you like Margarita Engle, try these authors:
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  • Bisi Adjapon

    Bisi Adjapon

    Bisi Adjapon is the author of The Teller of Secrets (first published as Of Women and Frogs), A Washington Post, Essence, ALA, Boston Globe, Ms Magazine's top 20 novel in November 2021. Her second novel, Daughter in Exile, was... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Wings in the Wild

    Try:
    Daughter in Exile
    by Bisi Adjapon

  • David Bowles

    David Bowles

    David Bowles is the award-winning author and translator of more than two dozen books for children and teens, among them They Call Me Güero, My Two Border Towns, and The Sea-Ringed World. His work has been published in ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Wings in the Wild

    Try:
    The Prince and the Coyote
    by David Bowles

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