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About This Story
Each morning, Dad brushes the knots from his son’s long hair to braid it. The boy winces at the tugging, and at school, he’s teased for his braid. But he remembers the stories of how his father and grandpa were forced to cut their hair and forbidden from practicing their traditions when they were young, and how they fought to ma...
About This Book
Did you know your body is beautiful?
And not only is it beautiful—it is also unique, miraculous, wise, worthy, and 100% your own.
New York Times bestselling author Susan Verde (the I Am series) and acclaimed illustrator Steph Littlebird (My Powerful Hair) team up to celebrate all of the beautiful things our bo...
About This Book:
This joyful and rhyming picture book follows the iconic bus, or chiva, as it navigates the rugged Andes mountains, celebrating the rich culture and landscape of Colombia.
Why I Love This Story:
Thank you to Dial Books for the review copy.
I Am La Chiva, The Colorful Bus of the Andes...
About This Book:
It’s a little girl’s first trip to her papa’s homeland, and she’s wowed by all the amazing sights and sounds—and especially by the size of her enormous family! But she only knows a little Spanish, and it’s hard not to be able to share jokes and stories. Fortunately, her relatives help her see that there are other ways they can connect, and soon ...
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Mimi’s Waipo loves liangcha, but Mimi thinks her grandmother’s favorite tea is just too bitter.
It burns her lips, it tastes sour on her tongue, and it smells like her grandfather’s socks―yuck!
Mimi secretly feeds her liangcha to the fish, hides it in a plant, and pours it down the sink―anything to avoid drinking it again. But Waipo...
