Aida Salazar

Ultraviolet

By Aida Salazar

Commenting on topics that range from patriarchy to colonialism, the internet to peer pressure, and first loves to heartbreaks, Aida Salazar delivers a fully intersectional look at what it means to try to embody masculinity without toxicity.

Commenting on topics that range from patriarchy to colonialism, the internet to peer pressure, and first loves to heartbreaks, Aida Salazar delivers a fully intersectional look at what it means to try to embody masculinity without toxicity.

Jovita Wore Pants

By Aida Salazar, Illustrated by Molly Mendoza

This stirring biography captures the daring life of “Mexico’s Joan of Arc,” a revolutionary woman who defied expectations and fought for her beliefs.

This stirring biography captures the daring life of “Mexico’s Joan of Arc,” a revolutionary woman who defied expectations and fought for her beliefs.

A Seed in the Sun

By Aida Salazar

Aida Salazar’s third novel in verse is a well-researched glimpse into the 1965 Delano grape strike as seen through the eyes of 12-year-old Lula Viramontes.

Aida Salazar’s third novel in verse is a well-researched glimpse into the 1965 Delano grape strike as seen through the eyes of 12-year-old Lula Viramontes.

Land of the Cranes

By Aida Salazar

Aida Salazar’s second novel in verse is a moving portrait of a family longing for freedom and fighting to be free.

Aida Salazar’s second novel in verse is a moving portrait of a family longing for freedom and fighting to be free.

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