Cinco de Mayo Coffee Table Book celebrates the history of a smaller Mexican army winning a battle over a larger French army. While they would eventually lose the war, and the French would occupy Mexico City, the holiday celebrating the Battle of Puebla. The Cinco de Mayo Coffee Table Book does not let the history dictate it, but instead celebrates the importance of the holiday to Mexican-Americans, and Mexicans throughout the world. From traditional dancers to tacos, to celebratory drinks, and pueblo buildings, the Cinco de Mayo Coffee Table Book celebrates all the aspects of the culture, throughout the year, but with a keen, and artistic look at the world which birthed the holiday. This look connects all the well-known aspects with the more obscure ones. This connection, which spans from food to drinks, and from sarapes to skulls, has a message in its professional photographs: to celebrate Mexican culture is to celebrate the culture entirely. The colorful photographs offer contemporary look at the country that has over 32 million tourists a year by showcasing its most popular holiday. Mexican culture look through the lens of Jalisco dresses may forget guitarrons, so Cinco de Mayo Coffee Table Book combines all aspects of this vibrant, warm, and beautiful culture into one modern book. The design elements of the photos are presented in a vibrancy only found in Mexico. This authenticity tells a story from page to page, but with a constant narrative of celebration. Sugar skulls, and tacos are only the beginning of this cultural study. With the likes of Frida, and Benito Juarez, Mexico has a lot to offer-of which the best is offered in Cinco de Mayo Coffee Table Book. Presented in the artistic narrative, Cinco de Mayo Coffee Table Book presented by David Sechovicz is meant to offer enjoyment, and conversation for a contemporary audience.