This book is the sequel to 'Cuando Tia Lola Vino (de Visita) A Quedarse' and continues the story of Lola and her family.
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This novel tells the story of a young person navigating life and identity through poetry and personal experiences.
This is a collection of short stories exploring themes of identity and belonging.
Estrellita leaves her beloved island home to live with her grandmother in a new city.
A young boy named Eric learns about his family's history and culture through his grandmother's record collection. He discovers the power of music and memories.
A young Korean girl struggles with her name in a new American school, finding a creative solution with her teacher's help.
This is a collection of poems celebrating the natural world and the experiences of young people.
A young boy named David learns about the importance of empathy and understanding through his interactions with others in his community.
This collection of poems explores the experiences of young Black individuals, touching on themes of identity, family, and the complexities of growing up.
Santos, a young boy, navigates a difficult day at school and learns about friendship and overcoming challenges.
A young boy and his father go fishing at dawn, sharing stories and observations about their lives and the world around them.
A young girl named Rosa helps her grandmother, Tía Rosa, prepare for a special family celebration by making traditional baked goods.
A story exploring the bonds of friendship between children of different backgrounds.
A young girl navigates the complexities of the world around her, learning about different cultures and perspectives as she grows.
A collection of seven folktales from various cultures, each exploring different themes and characters.
A young Black boy discovers a hidden magical world and his own latent powers, forcing him to confront a dangerous enemy and his own identity.
This book tells the story of a railroad being built on Gold Mountain, likely focusing on the historical challenges and people involved.
A collection of short stories set in a Caribbean village, exploring themes of community, tradition, and everyday life.
This collection of short stories explores themes of childhood, family, and growing up in various settings.
This is a collection of short stories and poems from various authors, exploring themes of childhood, family, and everyday life in Latin America.