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Quisiera ser fuerte como Manuel/I Wish I Was Strong Like Manuel.
Reviewed by Roxanne Landin, the Fremont Area District Library, Fremont MI - 05/01/2008
Heling, Kathryn.
U.S.: Raven Tree Press. 2008. 32p. ISBN 978-0-9770906-7-9. $16.95. More
Sweet Dreams/Dulces sueños.
Reviewed by Roxanne Landin, the Fremont Area District Library, Fremont MI - 05/01/2008
Mora, Pat.
illus. by Maribel Suárez. U.S.: Rayo (My Family/Mi familia): HarperCollins. 2008. 24p. ISBN 978-0-06-085041-8. $12.99. More
Growing Up With Tamales/Los tamales de Ana.
Reviewed by Ann Welton, Grant Center for the Expressive Arts, Tacoma, WA - 05/01/2008
Zepeda, Gwendolyn.
tr. by Gabriela Baeza Ventura. illus. by April Ward. U.S.: Piñata: Arte Público Press. 32p. 2008. ISBN 978-1-55885-493-2. $15.95. More
Green/El verde.
Reviewed by Esmeralda Rios, Madison Square Branch, Grand Rapids P.L., MI - 04/15/2008
Gordon, Sharon.
tr. by Victory Productions, Inc. U.S.: Marshall Cavendish (Colors/Los colores). 2008. 24p. photogs. ISBN 978-0-7614-2874-9. LBD. $22.79.
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Blue/El azul.
Reviewed by Esmeralda Rios, Madison Square Branch, Grand Rapids P.L., MI - 04/15/2008
Gordon, Sharon.
tr. by Victory Production, Inc. U.S.: Marshall Cavendish (Colors/Los colores). 2008. 24p. photogs. ISBN 978-0-7614-2873-2. LBD. $22.79. More
Yellow/El amarillo.
Reviewed by Esmeralda Rios, Madison Square Branch, Grand Rapids P.L., MI - 04/15/2008
Gordon, Sharon.
tr. by Victory Production, Inc. U.S.: Marshall Cavendish (Colors/Los colores). 2008. 24p. photogs. ISBN 978-0-7-614-2879-4. LBD. $22.79. More
El sahuarito/The Little Saguaro.
Reviewed by Cristi Jenkins, Access & Programs, Fort Vancouver Regional Library, WA - 04/15/2008
Young, Shannon.
tr. by Ana Lilia Reina G.. illus. by Kim Duffek. U.S.: Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. 2008. 49p. glossary. ISBN 978-1-886679-37-5. $15.95 More
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