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Skin Deep

Name: Skin Deep
Brand: University of California Press
SKU: 04616216
Price: 29.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Guy Garcia
ISBN: 9780520208360

Guy Garcia

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04616216

Publishers University of California Press, April 1997

The narrator of Skin Deep is David Loya, a second generation Chicano from the East L.A. barrio. With... Full description

Libristo code: 04616216

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The narrator of Skin Deep is David Loya, a second generation Chicano from the East L.A. barrio. With a degree from Harvard Law School he is a rising star in a major New York law firm. He returns to L.A. in response to an urgent request from a Harvard friend to find a missing illegal Mexican named Josefina Juarez. David's search for Juarez takes him deep into the barrio where the mystery of her fate upends his world and forces him to confront long-buried questions about family, love, friendship, and his own identity. Skin Deep is a novel about coming of age in the new America, a place in which races and cultures have not so much melded as collided and in which no identity is secure. Garcia chronicles this new urban landscape with acuity and informed sympathy.