Does My Body Offend You? - Cuevas, Mayra; Marquardt, Marie
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"A timely story of two teenagers who discover the power of friendship, feminism, and standing up for what you believe in, no matter where you come from."--Provided by publisher.

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"A timely story of two teenagers who discover the power of friendship, feminism, and standing up for what you believe in, no matter where you come from."--Provided by publisher.
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Born and raised in Puerto Rico, Mayra Cuevas is the author of the teen novels Does My Body Offend You? and Salty, Bitter, Sweet. Her short story Resilient was published as part of the anthology FORESHADOW. Mayra is an award-winning producer for CNN and co-founder of the Latinx Kidlit Book Festival. She keeps her sanity by practicing Buddhist meditation. She lives in Atlanta with her husband, her two stepsons, their fluffy cat and a very loud Chihuahua.  Follow her on Twitter at @Mayra ECuevas and Instagram at @Mayra Cuevas Marie Marquardt is author of YA novels Does My Body Offend You? (with Mayra Cuevas), Dream Things True, The Radius of Us, and Flight Season. Her books have earned many awards and commendations, including being shortlisted for several state book awards.  Marie also has published articles and co-authored two non-fiction books about Latin American immigration to the U.S. South, and has been interviewed about her research, writing, and advocacy on National Public Radio, Public Radio International, and BBC America, among many other media outlets. She lives in a busy household in Decatur, Georgia with her spouse, four kids, several chickens, a dog, and a bearded dragon. You can connect with Marie on Instagram, @Marie_Marquardt and at her website, MarieMarquardt.com
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"An energetic, thought-provoking story of friendship and girl power." Publishers Weekly

"[A] heartwarming story about activism and allyship, learning when to speak up and when to listen." Kirkus Reviews