This refers to a digital version of Elizabeth Acevedo’s novel, available in a portable document format. It allows readers to access the coming-of-age story of Xiomara Batista, a young Afro-Latina girl finding her voice through poetry, on various electronic devices.
Accessibility and portability are key advantages of this format. Readers can engage with the work on e-readers, tablets, or computers, eliminating the need for a physical copy. This digital availability democratizes access to literature, particularly benefiting those with limited access to libraries or bookstores. Acevedo’s work resonates with diverse audiences, exploring themes of identity, family, and self-expression, making its widespread digital availability culturally significant.
