| 1. Why are the Latino author names and titles linked to
Amazon? Because Amazon has an ideal database of Latino titles that THEY update. That keeps us from having to update the list each time a new title comes out. Plus we like the fact that the CEO, Jeff Bezos, is the stepson of a man who was a great Cuban exile success story. |
| 2. Why is it that when I click on an author's name, and
I'm taken to Amazon, Amazon provides a list of works that cite the
author, not works published by the author? Once our site takes you to Amazon, click search again. That should get you a list of works published. |
| 3. Are you paid by the authors or publishers for promoting their works? |
| No. We have no affiliation with the authors or publishers, and we wouldn't do anything that would bring into question the credibility of the site. |
| 4. What process did you use for compiling the top-ten
lists? Beyond reading and researching the works, we also tested most of them where it matters the most--in the classroom. 5. How large is your staff? Staff? We don't have no stinking staff. It's just the two of us. That's right, we spend our own money to run this site and do all this as a labor of love. |
| 6. How can we support your efforts? By purchasing Latino works through our links, visiting our advertisers, and spreading the word about our site. |
| 7. Can I add your link to my page? Yes, we love when that happens. 8. Can I send you my
book to review?
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cite this incredibly helpful source? |
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