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La Princesa and the Pea
This engaging read-aloud is a fresh reimagining of a classic. A must for all libraries.
Pablo and Birdy
This understated book will appeal to readers who savor interpersonal relationships more than action-packed plots.
Mimi no quiere pintar
Both books have a clear message for the adults reading them to toddlers in their charge—stand back and allow children to be themselves. A good choice for Spanish-language early childhood collections.
Ivo y la piedrita
Recommended for any school or public library with a Spanish-language picture book collection.
Te has ido, pero sigues estando aqui
A tender approach to the always difficult subject of death and family connections. Recommended for any library with a Spanish collection.
Lucía the Luchadora
A shining debut outing for author and illustrator, this endearing and humorous title is sure to put a bit of KA-POW into storytimes! A must-have.
Don't Move!/Ne bouge pas!/¡No te muevas!
A nice addition to the ever-expanding animal board book shelf.
Baby's First Words
Though this title covers the same ground as most baby first word books, its true strength is its representation of a gay family. The Spanish version is not recommended.
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