by Humberto Abaunza
"In the early 1990s authors interviewed 295 girls and boys, ranging from infancy to near-adulthood, and from a wide range of backgrounds and regions, to try to get a 'kid-centric' view of life. Their voices are blended into the largely descriptive, but still analytical text, with chapters devoted to self-identity, generations, concepts of sex and gender, family, sexuality and sex education, friends, couples, school, youth groups, work, politics, and their dreams for the future"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
Shonda Terrill
Sky Bluethorne
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