Books Mexico

There are several types of books on Mexico that deal with a plethora of issues, offering valuable insights into country. In some books, Mexico business is discussed, while some books focus on travel and living in Mexico. As Spanish is widely spoken in Mexico, books on learning Spanish can be an interesting reading particularly for the foreigners planning to visit or live in Mexico. Books on Mexico that centre on general issues are also popular among the readers. On Mexican Time, The Labyrinth of Solitude and Other Writings, A Short History of Mexico and Mexican Lives are some of the books on Mexico that are favorites among readers.

The Beautiful Cook Book

The Beautiful Cook Book is an often read cookery book. Susanna Palazuelos is the author of the book. The Beautiful Cook Book is a treasure trove as far as authentic Mexican food recipes are concerned.

The Struggle for Democratic Development

Written by Daniel C. Levy and Kathleen Bruhn, this book delineates in great details the strivings of Mexico to promote democratic developments. The connection between economic changes and the democratization process is explored in this book, against an international context.

Mexican Days: Journeys into the Heart of Mexico

Mexican Days: Journeys into the Heart of Mexico is a mesmerizing travel book by Tony Cohan that rightly captivates the spirit of Mexico. The modern trappings that have gradually superseded the traditional ways of life have been portrayed with great sensitivity in the Mexican Days. The book describes Mexico as surprises galore with ruins of ancient civilizations, mountains, coastal villages and towns, vibrant markets and a vibrant culture.

Design Motifs of Ancient Mexico

Design Motifs of Ancient Mexico by Jorge Enciso, is a catalogue containing numerous ancient designs belonging to Maya, Toltec, Mixtec, Aztecs, Zapotecs and Olmec. The motifs represent gods, floral designs, snakes and priests.

Another popular book on Mexico is Magical Passes: The Practical Wisdom of the Shamans of Ancient Mexico.

Laura Esquivel

Mexico is home to great many talented writers, known for their works throughout the world. One such writer of exceptional prowess is Laura Esquivel, who stepped into the world of writing while a teacher in a kindergarten school. Her claim to fame is the book Like Water for Chocolate. A pivotal theme, commonly found in her books is the man and woman relationship.

Another well known Mexican writer and journalist is Angeles Mastretta.

Jose Emilio Pancheco

Poet, novelist, critic and writer of short stories, Jose Emilio Pancheco has made significant contributions in enriching literary traditions of Mexico. Metaphysical themes occupy the subject matter of most of his poetic creations.

Through books, Mexico and aspects about the country comes alive.