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"I've been asked if this novel is a sequel to How The García Girls Lost Their Accents. Not at all. The García family and their immigration to the USA were the focus of the first novel. In this novel, the character of Yolanda serves as a sort of catalyst to bring forth stories from friends, family members, strangers who have a score to settle with her. In the course of telling their stories, these characters often reveal more about their own yos ("I" in Spanish) than about Yo." via http://www.juliaalvarez.com/novels/
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6 editions · 2 languages- Hardcover · English · 1997Algonquin Books · 309 pages · 9781565121577
- Other · English · 1997Plume · 309 pages · 9780452279186
- Paperback · Spanish · 1999Aguilar · 9789681903374
- Other · Spanish · 2003Thorndike Press · 483 pages · 9780786251902
- Other · Spanish · 1999Tandem Library · 9781417646746
- Other · Spanish · 1999¡Yo! (Spanish Edition)Plume · 416 pages · 9780452281400
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