I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter Free Audiobook Download by Erika L. Sánchez

In I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter, Erika L. Sánchez shares her story of how she was denied citizenship because of her Mexican heritage. She also discusses the immigration process as a whole and why it is important for people to seek privileges in this country that they have earned through hard work. The audiobook begins with an introduction by Gabriel García Márquez where he states that reading the book is like reading his own autobiography.

I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika L. Sánchez is a powerful and emotional story about a Mexican-American teenage girl in the United States who is torn between her American upbringing and her family's traditional views on gender roles, tradition, culture and religion. Kyla Garcia delivers an amazing performance of her narration that will leave you feeling emotional, empowered and proud of yourself for not letting anyone label you.

In I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter, Erika L. Sanchez tells the story of her life as an immigrant and how she learned to never conform to what is expected from her. This book is narrated by Kyla Garcia and comes in a variety of languages depending on where it was published.

Many people know about, and are quick to judge, a family's "latina daughter." This happens to every Latina in the United States at some point in their life. The story is told from a Mexican-American perspective, but it is not only for Mexican-Americans. It's also for those who have experienced the discrimination that comes before or after experiencing what it means to be raised as "the perfect Mexican daughter."

I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter written by Erika L. Sánchez is a novel about a young woman's struggle to define her own identity in the face of American society's expectations for her. This audiobook, narrated by Kyla Garcia, not only captures the essence of this novel but also does so with great detail and emotion.

Erika L. Sánchez's memoir is a raw, powerful and necessary read. It is hard to believe that this book was written by a nineteen-year-old preteen girl. Her writing is honest, humorous, and insightful, but she manages to be the perfect blend of serious and lighthearted when the story calls for it.