indigenous ya fiction

Added this book to my library. Love it when I come across fiction that features people of color, especially indigenous POC. Hot people being oblivious to their hotness is a particular pet peeve of mine, hence the 1-star minus, but I like everything else so far and I look forward to reading more. Good job, author!

department was to study fundamental problems concerning Mexico's indigenous, particularly economic and social conditions, and then propose measures to the executive power for coordinated action to promote and manage measures considered to be in the interests of centers of indigenous populations. Most indigenous people were found in Veracruz, Oaxaca, Chiapas, and Yucatán, according to the 1930 national census.[35] In 1936 and 1937, the department had approximately 100 employees and a budget of $750,000 pesos, but as with other aspects of the Cárdenas regime, 1938 marked a significant increase personnel and budget; 350 employees in 1938 and a budget of $2.77 million pesos and in 1939, the high point in the department’s budget, there were 850 employees with a budget of $3.75 

Oooo a story religious is this a storyteller with a indigenous pigeon looking at the beginning of the resurrection and dolagy marcus are the session times

Need more. Enjoying the character and story development. Please and thank you! Great story thus far. As someone of indigenous descent. Overly happy to see a story that is more ''native'' based.

The story is superb. I like all the characters especially the main leads. I also like hoe shameless the male lead is but super sweet and protective. His indigenous antics always makes me laugh.