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Two girls go to a Mexican market to prepare for the celebration of their mother's birthday. As they gather what they need from one to ten, their excitement mounts.
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A simple, poetic narrative provides a frame for lush paintings of the New Mexico landscape.
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Thirteen poems rejoice in Latina women, their diversity, and their roles. This short, illustrated collection celebrates Spanish-speaking countries as well as bilingualism in the United States.
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Meet desert animals and hear the sounds they make, presented both in English and Spanish. Repetition is used to highlight the similarity and subtle differences of sounds and to play with alliteration.
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This picture book biography introduces Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, one of Mexico's most beloved scholars and poets.
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A girl with long, dark hair appreciates the surprisingly lush and colorful desert: "I say feed me,/She serves red prickly pears…" The poetic text in both Spanish and English is placed on different colors on one side of the page; crisp, full-color illus
Bovine buddies Minnie and Moo are inspired after
reading about Zorro. Moo decides that there are just
not enough heroes and so she and her friend don disguises to become Juanita del Zorro del Moo and
Benjamin Franklin was amazing. He was a musician, a
printer, a cartoonist, a shopkeeper, an inventor and
more. He figured out how to solve many problems
including how to steal lightening from the sky to
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Harley is loner who just can't seem to get
along with the other llamas. But a shepherd who needs to protect his flock from coyotes sees something else in
Lori is a Mexican-American girl who lives in a town near the border. Every summer, all the relatives from both sides of the border gather at her aunt's house in Mexico to celebrate the birthday of Lori's older sister.