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Three copies of the book ‘The Sleeping Sisters’ by Jennifer Givhan, featuring a colorful cover with a figure whose face is obscured by flowers.

What We’re Reading: The Sleeping Sisters

By Molly Boyle on Aug. 12, 2026

POWERED BY THE MYTHICAL Aztec goddess Cōātlīcue, with her skirt made of snakes, The Sleeping Sisters (Mulholland Books) is a roiling stew of Chicana-Indigenous literary horror. Albuquerque resident…

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