Bless Me, Ultima Hares and we’re not ready

and we’re not ready

" from the child's point of view

meticulous approach to his job

The stories continue up until the month before the author's retirement

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Bless Me, Ultima Hares and we’re not readyFull of "sensual dreams [and] unexplained phenomena," this "best known and most respected" coming of age classic from the godfather of Chicano literature follows a young boy growing up in the llano, or plains, of post World War II New Mexico, and the generous curandera who introduces him to the sacred side of life (New York Times). A PBS Great American Read Winner of the Premio Quinto Sol Award Recipient of the National Humanities Medal With a new