Angela Dominguez, the author of 'Stella Diaz Has Something to Say,' discusses the challenges of book banning and its impact on diverse voices in literature. She reflects on the 2000 Central York School District incident where books by authors of color were removed. Listeners are taken on a journey through Stella's struggles with shyness and friendship, her gradual confidence-building via a spelling bee, and the heartfelt sibling dialogue about identity. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of childhood reads and their role in shaping a love for storytelling.