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No quiero ir a la escuela
A great purchase for libraries serving Spanish-speaking communities or with bilingual programs.
Emotive illustrations and honest language capture the story of a young girl’s journey. Highly recommended for all collections, this tale shines light on the enduring impact of colonization but also the transformative power of love and connection.
This is a comprehensive, attractive, and accessible volume, similar in format and scope to Marilyn Singer’s Awe-some Days, Leslie Kimmelman’s Dance, Sing, Remember, and Alfred Kolatch’s Let’s Celebrate Our Jewish Holidays.
A standout among early readers. Every library should have a copy of this one on the shelves.
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Death in the Cards
Manansala has maintained aural consistency with her adult titles; hopefully, YA listeners can expect to hear Salvacion’s in future pairings.
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El Niño
Mourning has no easy antidote, but this notable lineup provides insight and comfort.
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My Sister the Werebeast
Filled with familial love and high adventure that will leave readers with the warm fuzzies, this is a wonderful addition to middle grade graphic novel collections.
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The Gift of Words
A lovely holiday story that speaks to the power of bringing community together during the holidays.
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