Get your kindles: seven Latinx authors to celebrate National Book Month

What it's about: Diane delves into the her personal memoir about her parent's deportation in this middle-grade version of her book In the Country We Love: My Family Divided.

What it's about: Legendary actress Rita Moreno details her journey from her humble beginnings as a young girl in her home country of Puerto Rico to becoming one of the few Latinx actors to win an Oscar, Grammy, Tony and two Emmys (before winning Peabody Award).

What it's about: Rosie Perez goes into her personal story of becoming a Hollywood actress. She describes what life was like for her growing up in New York and how it all helped her become the woman she is today.

What it's about: This is the first book from Academy Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o. The book tackles the lofty topics of colorism, self-esteem and learning that beauty comes from within.

What it's about: This book is a first-person collection of accounts from well-known figures that have grown up living between two cultures. Not alone does author America Ferrera share her story, but we also get to hear from Lin-Manuel Miranda, Laurie Hernandez and Carmen Perez.

What it's about: Before Lin-Manuel became the star that he is today, he was one of social media's favorite motivational writers — constantly sharing inspiring little tidbits every day. Now, along with illustrator Jonny Son, he has complied all of his best writings into one place.