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SUMMARY:Jorge Agueta\, a reading: Tay Naja Nitajtaketzki Achtu Tik Nawat /
  Mis Primeras Palabras En Nahuat / My First Words in Nahuat
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DESCRIPTION:Saladoran poet Jorge Argueta\, who came to San Francisco in th
 e 1980s at the age of 19 during his home country's civil war. He grew up i
 n Santo Domingo de Guzmán El Salvador\, where his grandmother\, an indig
 enous healer\, told him stories from his indigenous heritage and their bel
 ief in a human-nature connection\, instilling in him great respect for the
  environment and appreciation for oral tradition. He spent time in the cit
 y helping his parents run a small restaurant as well as in the countryside
 \, helping his grandparents tend to their farm\, before coming to America.
 He has written numerous children's books\, short stories as well as poems 
 that have been included in textbooks and anthologies. His children's books
  are written in poetry form\, in two languages (English and Spanish)\, and
  reflect the Latino experience and heritage\; he also writes about the Nah
 uat Pipil and their deep appreciation and respect for nature. His adult po
 ems cover themes of the hardships of growing up in El Salvador during wa
 rtime and the difficulties experienced by immigrants in the United States.
 He's coming to Bird &amp\; Beckett to present his latest book\, Tay Naja 
 Nitajtaketzki Achtu Tik Nawat / Mis Primeras Palabras En Nahuat / My First
  Words in Nahuat\, published by House of Anansi Press\, iIllustrated by:
  El Aleph Sánchez\; translations by Juan Valentín Ramírez  Garcia and
  translated by: Elizabeth Bell.
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