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¿Puedes comer el arco iris?
By Anastasia Suen, Paul ColinView DetailsLook inside this book to find out if you really can eat a rainbow.
¿Qué puede volar?
By Danilo FigueredoView DetailsA bird can fly. A plane can fly.
What else can fly?
¡Deliciosas manzanas!
By Tina Athaide, Farah AriaView DetailsLearn how apples grow from tiny seeds
into big, red fruit. Yum, apples!
El desfile del dragón dorado
By Anastasia Suen, Priscilla BurrisView DetailsChinese New Year is here.
Come along to the Golden Dragon Parade.
Esta es mi casa
By Jan ReynoldsView DetailsMeet children from different lands.
See their different kinds of homes.
La lluvia cae
By Christine Taylor-ButlerView DetailsRain falls on grass.
Rain falls on rocks.
Where else does rain fall?
Al fin en casa (Home At Last)
By Susan Middleton Elya, Felipe DavalosView DetailsA sympathetic tale of a mother-daughter bond and overcoming adversity, brought to life by the vivid illustrations of Felipe Davalos.
Let Me Help! / ¡Quiero ayudar!
By Alma Flor Ada, Angela DomínguezView DetailsBilingual English/Spanish. Perico learns this phrase from little Martita, who's been saying it a lot lately. When the whole family scrambles to prepare for Cinco de Mayo, Perico knows there must be some way he can help-even if he is just a parrot.
La Llorona / The Weeping Woman
By Joe Hayes, Vicki Trego Hill, Mona PennypackerLa Llorona / The Weeping Woman
By Joe Hayes, Vicki Trego Hill, Mona PennypackerView DetailsThis retelling of the classic tale of the Weeping Woman will cause shivers and delight in readers of all ages!
¡Este recuento del folclore de La Llorona causará escalofríos y deleite en lectores y oyentes de todas las edades!
La muñeca de Elizabeti
By Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen, Christy HaleView DetailsIn Spanish. A young Tanzanian girl finds a special doll, and realizes how much she loves the doll when she almost loses her.
Dance, Nana, Dance / Baila, Nana, baila
Cuban Folktales in Spanish and EnglishBy Joe Hayes, Mauricio Trenard SayagoDance, Nana, Dance / Baila, Nana, baila
Cuban Folktales in Spanish and EnglishBy Joe Hayes, Mauricio Trenard SayagoView DetailsTalking yams, a wily sorceress, a famous rascal, and more--find them all in this bilingual collection of Cuban folktales featuring ingenious and magical protagonists.
Ñames que hablan, una hechicera astuta, un granuja famoso y más: encuéntrelos a todos en esta colección bilingüe de cuentos populares Cubanos con protagonistas ingeniosos y mágicos.
El árbol más feliz
Un cuento sobre yogaBy Uma Krishnaswami, Ruth JeyaveeranView DetailsIn Spanish. Meena is excited about the class play, a new and improved version of Red Riding Hood.
Joe Arco Iris y yo
By Maria Diaz StromView DetailsIn Spanish. An endearing story of a young girl and her blind neighbor that celebrates friendship and the power of imagination.
Las formas donde jugamos
By Ellen B. SenisiView DetailsShapes are everywhere, even where we play. In this colorfully photographed book, two children find all of the basic shapes in the equipment on their playground.
El primer día de escuela
By Gaylia Taylor, Alexandra ArtigasView DetailsFrom saying goodbye to Mom to finding a new friend, a young Latino boy experiences a range of emotions on his very first day of school.
La caja de Flor
By Tina Athaide, Priscilla BurrisView DetailsWith a cardboard box and a little imagination, Flora creates a world of fun. Whether she's in, under, or next to the box, her ideas have no limits-but the box does!
¿Qué ves en la charca?
By Anastasia Suen, Aaron BoydView DetailsA young Asian American boy and his mother see all kinds of animals in the pond. But there's something else the boy sees in the pond too-his own reflection!
Yum! ¡MmMm! ¡Qué Rico! Brotes de las Américas
By Pat Mora, Rafael LopezView DetailsA collection of haiku focusing on fourteen foods native to the Americas, celebrating the fun of the foods as well as their origins.
My Colors, My World / Mis colores, mi mundo
By Maya GonzalezView DetailsBilingual English/Spanish. An instant favorite, this beautiful bilingual board book follows Maya as she discovers all the colors in her world.
Confeti
Poemas para niñosBy Pat Mora, Enrique O. SanchezConfeti
Poemas para niñosBy Pat Mora, Enrique O. SanchezView DetailsIn Spanish. The renowned poet Pat Mora celebrates the culture and landscape of the Southwest through the eyes of a Mexican American girl.
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