Do you love warm-hearted books? Do you love well-written, beautiful masterpieces of books? This is the right story for you then.

Stef Soto, Taco Queen is about a girl named Estefania Soto, also called by her nickname, Stef. She wishes she could wriggle out of the embrace of her family’s taco truck, Tia Perla. If her father got a normal job, like working in an office or coding, or maybe stop driving to and from school to pick Stef up, her ex-best friend maybe would stop calling her “The Taco Queen”. However, when new city rules threaten Stef’s father’s business, it seems like all the hard work for paying for Tia Perla, cooking the food, and selling it comes to a waste! Stef will have to look deep down and find out what truly matters. Will Estefania’s father’s taco business be saved, or will he have to resign? Read the book to find out!

This book is written in first person, or when the narrator uses words such as I, me, and my. It was written by Jennifer Torres, an author who used to be a newspaper reporter. I think it was very elegant, and this book was a puzzle put together very beautifully by Jennifer Torres. She formed all the separate pieces and turned them into a great, enchanting book for all people to read. I suggest that you scribble this book’s name down on your reading list right away so that you can maybe think about checking out the book at the library! 

Written by Kruti Patel