These books help young children learn big concepts, like opposites and repetition, in a wide range of settings — from a collection of Mexican folk art to an urban neighborhood.
This holiday book is based on one of the most popular Christmas carols in Spanish: “Mi Burrito Sabanero“ (The Little Donkey from the Savannah).
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In a quietly perceptive story that includes a handful of key words translated into a Cree dialect, a child accompanies his grandmother into an airy, late summer forest to pick wild blueberries.
You may know that baseball is the Great American Pastime, but did you know that it is also a beloved sport in Japan?
A boy tries every trick in the book to get his adorable, big-eared, supremely stubborn pooch to move. Toys, a game of fetch, a walk, even a treat are offered to Santiago, who turns up his nose at every one.
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One is a rainbow. One is a cake. One is a piñata that's ready to break!
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The inspiring story of how the Little Free Library organization brings communities together through books, from founder Todd Bol's first installation to the creation of more than 75,000 mini-libraries around the world.
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An A-Z tour of our neighbor to the south in P is for Piñata: A Mexico Alphabet.
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S is for Shamrock: An Ireland Alphabet gives readers a guided A-Z tour of this small island country whose influence extends far beyond its sea borders.
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From the quiet grandeur of the Himalaya Mountains to the urban city of Calcutta, T is for Taj Mahal: An India Alphabet showcases India's treasures. Visit the haunting Taj Mahal, a tribute from an emperor to his dead wife.