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The Aguero Sisters Study Guide

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by Cristina Garcia
About 80 pages (24,059 words)
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Burkett, Elinor, "Author Focuses on Cuban Nostalgia," in Chicago Tribune, April 9, 1992, p. 11I.

In this interview, Garcia describes how it feels to be a
Cuban-American writer and discusses her childhood
and literary beginnings.

Davila, Florangela, "Cristina Garcia Identifies with Her Characters," in Seattle Times, June 17, 1997, p. C1.

An interview with Garcia in which she discusses how
a flock of ducks was the inspiration for her second
novel.

Garcia, Cristina, "Star-Spangled," in Washington Post, July 18, 1999, p. W21.

Garcia writes of her own childhood and how it.....

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