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Abuela’s Library
A story teaching the valuable lesson of making lemons out of lemonade. Recommended.
I Am La Chiva!: The Colorful Bus of the Andes
A bright and welcoming addition to books about vehicles, with a huge bonus of centering contemporary Colombian culture.
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Absolute Zeros: Camp Launchpad
This quirky graphic novel, with its unique characters and space-themed adventures, will interest young readers and belongs on all library and classroom shelves.
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When the Vibe Is Right
While Dass tells a familiar story of enemies who find they have more in common than they thought, she takes a fresh approach by setting the tale in Trinidad amidst the colors and energy of Carnival.
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Islas lectoras: bibliografía de literatura infantil puertorriqueña (2000-2020)
An excellent Spanish-language reference title focusing on Puerto Rican works for children, this would be a great resource for educators, librarians, and readers studying Puerto Rican youth literature.
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True True
A timely YA novel that takes on heavy themes of race and immigration with freshness, hope, and a dash of Jamaican patois.
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The Stars of Din/Las estrellas de Din
An excellent addition to bilingual picture book collections, and one that might encourage readers to look around and see if someone they know needs a friend.
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The Coquíes Still Sing: A Story of Home, Hope, and Rebuilding
González reveals the sober reality of Hurricane Maria’s massive 2017 island-wide destruction, and the U.S.’s failure to respond adequately to its own territory. Her lauded book—in any language—provides an inspiring, affecting antidote.
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