The Summer of '91

30 years ago in Mexico, Claudia is in her late teens, just out of high school and facing a problem not uncommon for many women then as now. It was an accident and Claudia didn't know how to fix it. Alone, against a system and very afraid, Claudia must face a tough choice which will be painful, whatever the outcome. In a style that's simple, warm and empathetic, author Gabriela Ayala reminds us effectively that Claudia's ordeal could be anyone else's, for there are secrets which need to become other people's stories in order to be told.