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Freddie Ramos Takes Off – Zapato Power #1
Freddie Ramos Takes Off (Zapato Power) by Jacqueline Jules I have seen this book listed as a Level M on various online sites. Moving to Starwood Park Apartments has been a good thing for Freddie and his mother. It’s just the … Continue reading
Posted in Primary Grades
Tagged beginning chapter book, hispanic, latino, scifi, superhero
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How Tia Lola Came to (Visit) Stay
How Tia Lola Came to (Visit) Stay by Julia Alvarez I recently recommended this to someone and was all set to send a link to my review, only to be shocked that I’d never written it up! It’s a great … Continue reading
Sizzle
Sizzle by Lee McLain Linda was raised by her Aunt Elba in Arizona, working by her side at the family restaurant. But when Elba becomes to ill to care for Linda, she must go live with distant relatives in Pittsburgh. … Continue reading
When The Stars Go Blue
When the Stars Go Blue: A Novel Soledad falls hard and fast for Jonathan. He opens her horizons by inviting her to join his drum and bugle corps as a featured dancer. For Soledad the decision shouldn’t be easy. She … Continue reading
Hanukkah Moon
Hanukkah Moon by Deborah de Costa This Hanukkah book is just lovely. Isobel is worried about spending Hanukkah with her Aunt Luisa. Things will be different there than at home. But Isobel soon learns that her Aunt’s way of celebrating … Continue reading
Posted in Little Ones, Primary Grades
Tagged hanukkah, hispanic, jewish, latino, picture book, poc
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My Most Excellent Year
My Most Excellent Year: A Novel of Love, Mary Poppins, and Fenway Park by Steve Kluger I love, love this book. Now, I’ll admit to some serious bias as I adore the Red Sox, Boston and musical theater, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Teen
Tagged asian, disabilities, hispanic, interracial romance, latino, LGBT, poc, romance
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Esperanza Rising
Esperanza Rising is the story of a girl who loses everything, her father, her home, her life of luxury and her dreams of the future. When tragedy strikes, Esperanza and her mother find that their only hope is to leave … Continue reading
Forever in Blue – The Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood
I have to say, as much as I do love this series, I am ready to smack Carmen, and I’m a bit tired of Brashares feeling the need to inject drama into everything. This series is escapist reading. I shouldn’t … Continue reading