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83 books about latin american culture
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Who HQ Graphic Novels
Who Was Cesar Chavez?
Terry Blas, Who HQ
For the child who asks why some things aren't fair, this graphic novel brings to life the courageous journey of a man wh
Ages 8–12
Building an Orchestra of Hope
Carmen Oliver
For the child who needs to see how creativity and perseverance can transform a community's challenges into a beautiful s
Ages 5–9
Little Gold Star
Robert D. San Souci
For the child navigating tricky family dynamics or feeling overlooked, this radiant retelling celebrates how kindness an
Ages 5–10
Tomás and the Library Lady
Pat Mora
For the child who feels like an outsider or is navigating a new environment, this story celebrates how books and kind me
Ages 5–9
Surrender Tree, The
Margarita Engle
For the young reader seeking to understand how one person can offer healing and hope in the middle of a frightening, wor
Ages 10–14
Ole! Flamenco
George Ancona
For the child curious about different cultures or starting their first dance class, this photoessay captures the vibrant
Ages 7–11
Josefina
Jeanette Winter
For the child who loves making things with their hands, this book celebrates the joy of folk art and the vibrant colors
Ages 3–7
Evelyn Del Rey Is Moving Away
Meg Medina
For the child facing the bittersweet reality of a best friend moving away, this story offers comfort and a way to proces
Ages 5–8
Inca Government and Society
Baby Professor
For the curious student building a foundation in world history, this guide simplifies the complex social and political s
Ages 9–12
Marisol McDonald #2
Marisol McDonald and the Clash Bash
Monica Brown
For the child who embraces their own quirky style and is navigating the distance between themselves and far-away family
Ages 4–8
Gracias: The Thanksgiving Turkey
Joy Cowley
For the child who forms deep bonds with animals and struggles with the idea of eating meat, or who is learning how commu
Ages 4–8
Lizard and the Sun, The (La Lagartija y el Sol)
Alma Flor Ada
For the child who needs to know that even the smallest effort can make a world of difference. This tale inspires bravery
Ages 4–8
Romina's Rangoli
Malathi Michelle Iyengar
For the child navigating a bicultural identity who feels pulled between two different worlds and wants to honor both of
Ages 5–9
Not a Monster
Claudia Guadalupe Martínez
For the curious child who loves unusual creatures and wants to understand how mythology and science connect to protect o
Ages 4–8
Día de Muertos Números: A Day of the Dead Counting Book
Duncan Tonatiuh
For families looking to honor the memory of a loved one while teaching little ones to count in two languages through bea
Ages 0–4
Aztec Technology and Art
Baby Professor
For the curious child fascinated by how things are built and the stories behind ancient civilizations.
Ages 7–10
The Daily Life of an Aztec Family
Baby Professor
For the curious student who wants to see past the pyramids and into the homes, schools, and markets of the ancient Aztec
Ages 7–11
Bright star
Yuyi Morales
For the child who feels overwhelmed by a big, noisy world and needs a reminder of their inner strength and the beauty th
Ages 4–8
The Two Major Cities of the Inca Empire Cuzco and Machu Picchu
Baby Professor
For curious kids who love exploring the past, this photo-rich guide introduces the incredible stone cities and mountain
Ages 6–10
Matteo Alacran #1
The House of the Scorpion
Nancy Farmer
For the young reader grappling with big questions about their worth, destiny, and what it means to truly be human in a w
Ages 12–18
The Beginnings of Nations : The Histories of Israel, Peru, the Two Koreas and Brazil
Baby Professor
For the curious middle grader wondering how different countries became the nations they are today. Explore the unique be
Ages 8–12
Abuela's Super Capa
Ana Siqueira
For the child adjusting to a grandparent's health changes, this story uses the power of play to find new ways of connect
Ages 4–8
The Three Little Javelinas
Susan Lowell
For the child exploring how different environments shape our homes. A clever desert-themed twist on a classic tale that
Ages 4–8
The Black Pearl
Scott O'Dell
For the teen beginning to question childhood legends and navigate the weight of responsibility, greed, and the consequen
Ages 10–14
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