(A zesty, exuberant follow-up to the wildly popular How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents--full of Julia Alvarez's keen observations and tender affection for her characters. The Garca girls are back, most notably Yolanda, or "Yo," who has grown up to be a writer. This brilliant novel is a full and true exploration of a woman's soul, a meditation on the writing life, and a lyrical account of the immigrant's search for identity and a place in the world.

"Lively and engaging . . . a display of writerly virtuosity."--The Los Angeles Times

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