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Galápagos Girl/Galapagueña
Readers are presented here with an unsung and worthy heroine. Recommended for picture book and biography collections.
Galápagos Girl/Galapagueña
Readers are presented here with an unsung and worthy heroine. Recommended for picture book and biography collections.
Our Celebración!
A lack of specificity and forced rhymes mar this celebración. Consider for collections where Elya's other books are popular.
A Tiger Called Tomás
In our highly mobile society, many children will identify with Tomás' newcomer feelings of insecurity. Share this classic story one-on-one or in a group for discussion.
First Spanish Dictionary
Collections that don't already own the first edition will find this a solid offering. Recommended for school or public libraries with Spanish-language learners.
The Dragon Slayer: Folktales from Latin America
These delightfully rendered stories should easily find a home in the folktale/fairy-tale section of any library.
Islandborn
A sensitive and beautiful story of culture, identity, and belonging—a superb picture book outing for Díaz and one to be shared broadly in a variety of settings.
Little Skeletons Countdown to Midnight/Esqueletitos un libro contar en El Día de los Muertos
Use this for a Day of the Dead storytime program, but do not limit it to that—it's too much fun!
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