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Yes, intense. For example, the Awe when she learned about the library is palpable, as Kathryn's son appreciated; I'm not surprised that this young woman was frightened, at first, about something that seemed too good to be true.

Otoh, it's a beautiful book, and the author's note does explain what's going on, and it is about hope and joy. And it's a memoir (or at least inspired by the author's life)!

The only thing missing is a glossary. Doing research, the context here gives me the idea that lucha could be translated in this context as warrior, or person on a quest. And caminantes translates as walker, in this context as activist Marcher, I gather.

Thank you group for alerting me to this; I am recommending it widely.
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Second read chokes me up even more than the first. Just gorgeous.
Also, I love the bibliography. The books that I recognize are indeed valuable books, and I've added more to my to-read shelves.