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Courageous History Makers - Reynoso, Naibe
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A biography of eleven notable women from Latin America for young readers and their parents.

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A biography of eleven notable women from Latin America for young readers and their parents.
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Naibe Reynoso is a Mexican-American Multi-Emmy award-winning journalist and mom based in Los Angeles California. Throughout her journalism career, she has worked and contributed to various regional, national and international networks. In 2018 she created Con Todo Press, a publishing company that creates books to amplify the voices of underrepresented communities. Her first children's book, "Be Bold, Be Brave: 11 Latinas who made U.S. History," was an Amazon #1 best seller, and highlights 11 women who excelled in medicine, science, sports, the arts, journalism and politics. It was also awarded best nonfiction picture book in the 2020 International Latino Book Awards, was a 2020 Moon Beam Gold winner for best multicultural non-fiction book, and was listed on the Tejas Star Reading 2021-2022 list. "When I looked for books to read to my children, I noticed a lack of children's publications highlighting Latina women who have greatly contributed to U.S. and World history," said author Naibe Reynoso adding "now more than ever, it was important to publish media that portrays my community, especially women, in a positive light." She is also the author of "Fearless Trailblazers: 11 Latinos who made U.S. History" and "How to Fold a Taco" a fun, whimsical adventure book. "Courageous History Makers" will be her fifth title, with three more titles slated for a 2021 release. Her books have been included in recommended kid's books that promote diversity and inclusion and they have been featured on the Washington Post, Forbes, BuzzFeed, Library School Journal and more. She lives in h er native Los Angeles with her husband, her daughter and son and dog Pongo.