In photographs, poems and interviews this book offers a glimpse of the lives of today's migrant children. Here is a moving and vital testimony to the Hispanic migrant experience in America. By listening to these children's voices and by looking at their faces, readers can learn something of the lives behind the hands that picked the lettuce and strawberries on their table.

S. Beth Atkin is a photographer and writer whose work appears in national publications. To research this book she moved from New York City to the Salinas Valley in California. She frequently lectures about her work which focuses on children and youths.

 

Voices from the Fields: Children of Migrant Farmworkers Tell Their Stories by S. Beth Atkin
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