Astrid and Apollo and the Giant Geography Project

This engaging chapter book follows Hmong American twins, Astrid and Apollo, as they embark on an exciting school geography project. Tasked with creating a famous landmark for the "Magnificent Wonders of the World Exhibit," they choose to highlight their heritage by building structures from Laos using papier-mâché. The story explores themes of teamwork, cultural identity, and problem-solving as the twins encounter an unforeseen obstacle that threatens their project. It's a heartwarming read that subtly introduces Hmong words and culture, making it a valuable addition for diverse representation and a gentle lesson in perseverance for early elementary readers.

Astrid and Apollo, eight-year-old Hmong American twins, embark on a papier-mâché project to create famous landmarks from Laos for the Magnificent Wonders of the World Exhibit, but encounter an unexpected problem that threatens the twins' participation. Includes Hmong words and their definitions.