Bilingual children's books: Spanish/English
This guide lists bilingual books for children in Cubberley Education Library. For additional titles check out the guide to Spanish and Spanish/English children's books.
Spanish/English
Mi papá es un agrícola/My father, the farmworker by J. Roman Perez Varela; Jose Ramirez (Ill.)
Publication Date: 2023Ages 4-8; PrK-Gr.3.
Beautifully illustrated with the gifted colors of Mother Earth, introduce little ones to the hardship and tireless days of a farm worker - in English and Spanish!Gato guapo by Anika Aldamuy Denise; Zara Gonzalez Hoang (Ill.)
Publication Date: 2023Ages 4-8; PrK-Gr.3.
Laugh and count along with this lively cumulative romp told in a lyrical blend of Spanish and English by Anika Aldamuy Denise and illustrator Zara Gonzalez Hoang! Nine kittens follow Gato Guapo around, but when it's time to count them, one by one, they go missing, along with a piece of Gato Guapo's clothes!Still dreaming = Seguimos soñando by Claudia Guadalupe Martínez; Magdalena Mora (Ill.)
Publication Date: 2022Ages 4-7; Gr.3-5; Pura Belpre Youth Honor Book, Illustration 2023.
In the first children's book to describe the long-forgotten chapter of US history known as Mexican Repatriation, a boy and his family leave their beloved home to avoid being separated by the government.Book of questions : selections = Libro de las preguntas : selecciones by Pablo Neruda; Paloma Valdivia (Illustrator); Sara Lissa Paulson (Translator)
Publication Date: 2022K-Gr.4.
A book containing unanswerable, fantastical questions, inviting us to be curious, while simultaneously embracing what we cannot know. This bilingual Spanish-English edition is the first illustrated selection of questions, 70 in all, from Pablo Neruda's original poem (320 questions) The Book of Questions.- Cuentos y arrullos del folclor afrocolombiano by illustrado por Maria Paula Moreno ; editor, Iván HernándezPublication Date: 2020In Spanish, some stories also in Creole and English.
Hear my voice: the testimonies of children detained at the southern border of the United States by Warren Binford (Compiler); Michael Garcia Bochenek (Foreword)
Publication Date: 2021Gr.1-5.
"In Spanish and in English, a devastating first-person account of children's experiences in detention at the southern U.S. border."May your life be deliciosa by Michael Genhart; Loris Lora (Ill.)
Publication Date: 2021Lexile measure AD590L; Ages 5-7; PrK-Gr.3; Pura Belpre award, illustrator honor 2022.
A delicious and fortifying picture book inspired by the author's family, featuring the Mexican tradition of holiday tamale-making.Isabel and Her Colores Go to SchoolIsabel and her colores go to school by Alexandra Alessandri; Courtney Dawson (Ill.)
Publication Date: 2021Ages 4-8; K-Gr.3.
English, with its blustery blues and whites, just feels wrong to Isabel. She prefers the warm oranges and pinks of Spanish. As she prepares for class at a new school, she knows she's going to have to learn--and she would rather not! Her first day is uncomfortable, until she discovers there's more than one way to communicate with friends.Señorita Mariposa by Ben Gundersheimer; Marcos Almada Rivero (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3600 .G3 S46 2019Ages 3-5; K-Gr.2.
A captivating and child-friendly look at the extraordinary journey that monarch butterflies take each year from Canada to Mexico; with a text in both English and Spanish. Rhyming text and lively illustrations showcase the epic trip taken by the monarch butterflies.Todos Iguales / All Equal by Christy Hale (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » LC214.23 .L46 H35 2019Lexile measure 1100; Ages 8-12: Gr.3-6.
The story of the 1931 Lemon Grove incident, in which Mexican families in southern California won the first school desegregation case in United States history. Told in Spanish and English.
2018
The adventures of El Cipitío = Las adventuras del Cipitío by Randy Jurado Ertll
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3605 .R75 A38 2018El Cipitío leaves El Salvador, his home country. El Cipitío is a mythical, ten-year old kid who is three feet tall. He wears a big hat and has a small belly. His feet are backwards, he can teleport, and he has eternal life. He sacrifices to do well in school and he eventually runs for mayor and president of the United States.Cuando amamos cantamos = When we love someone we sing to them by Ernesto Javier Martinez; Maya Christina Gonzalez (Ill.); Jorge Gabriel Martinez Feliciano (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3613 .A786428 C83 2018Ages 9-12; Gr.2-5.
A reclamation of the Mexican serenata tradition: follow the story of a young boy who asks his father if there is a song for a boy who loves a boy.La Frontera: el viaje con papá = My journey with papa by Alfredo Alva; Deborah Mills; Claudia Navarro (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » E184 .M5 M54956 2018Lexile measure 730; Ages 8-10; Gr.2-5.
Join a young boy and his father on a daring journey from Mexico to Texas to find a new life. They'll need all the resilience and courage they can muster to safely cross the border - la frontera - and to make a home for themselves in a new land.Galapagos girl = Galapagueña by Marsha Diane Arnold; Angela Dominguez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3551 .R54 G35 2018PrK-Gr.3
Galapagos girl Valentina Cruz spends her days observing the natural world around her. She greets the sea lions splashing on the shore, scampers over lava rocks with Sallylightfoot crabs, and swims with manta rays. But Valentina also understands the fragility of this wondrous world, and she makes a solemn promise to protect the islands and her animal friends. Based on a true story.
2017
Family poems for every day of the week = Poemas familiares para cada día de la semana by Francisco X. Alarcón; Maya Christina Gonzalez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3551 .L22 A585 2017Ages 4-8; Gr.3-4.
A bilingual collection of poetry by the late Francisco X. Alarcón, acclaimed Chicano poet celebrating the days of the week and everyday childhood experiences.¡el Gallo Que No Se Callaba! / the Rooster Who Would Not Be Quiet! by Carmen Agra Deedy; Eugene Yelchin (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3554 .E3552 R66 2017BPrK-gr.3; Ages 4-8.
La Paz is a happy, but noisy village. A little peace and quiet would make it just right. So the villagers elect the bossy Don Pepe as their mayor. Before long, singing of any kind is outlawed. Even the teakettle is afraid to whistle! But there is one noisy rooster who doesn't give two mangos about this mayor's silly rules.I'll Wait, Mr. Panda / Yo Voy a Esperar, Sr. Panda by Steve Antony (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PR6101 .N86 I45 2017Ages 3-6; PrK-K; Guided reading E
Mr. Panda shows that good things come to those who wait! This time, Mr. Panda's black-and-white animal friends are curious what he's making, but only one has the patience to stick around.Little Skeletons : countdown to midnight = Esqueletitos : un libro para contar en el Día de los Muertos by Susie Jaramillo
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3610 .A736 L58 2017PrK-K.
Little Skeletons/Esqueletitos: Countdown to Midnight is the 5th book from the Canticos collection. 2018 International Latino Book Awards winner for Best Latino Picture Book. This book is based on the song "Los Esqueletos Salen de la Tumba" (The Skeletons Come Out of the Tomb) .
2016
Mamá the Alien by René Colato Laínez; Laura Lacámara (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3603 .O4125 M36 2016Lexile measure AD560L; Ages 5-7; K-Gr.3; Americas Award for Children’s and Young Adult Literature, Commended Title, 2017.
Bilingual English/Spanish. In this lighthearted bilingual immigration story, a young girl sees the word alien on her mother's Resident Alien card and concludes that her mother is from another planet until the girl finds out that the word has more than one meaning.Marisol McDonald and the monster = Marisol McDonald y el monstruo by Monica Brown; Sara Palacios (Illustrator)
Publication Date: 2016Ages 5-8; PrK-Gr.2.
Bilingual English/Spanish. Free-spirited Marisol confronts her fear of monsters and unfamiliar nighttime noises.One of a kind like me = Único como yo by Laurin Mayeno; Robert Liu-Trujillo (Illustrator); Teresa Mlawer (Translator)
Publication Date: 2016Danny knows exactly what he wants to be for tomorrow's parade, but will he find the princess costume of his dreams in time? A uniquely bully-free book about creative gender expression.Somos Como las Nubes / We Are Like the Clouds by Jorge Argueta; Alfonso Ruano (Illustrator); Elisa Amado (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PQ7539.2 .A67 S64 2016Ages 7-12; Gr.3-7.
Why are young people leaving their country to walk to the United States to seek a new, safe home? Over 100,000 such children have left Central America. This book of poetry helps us to understand why and what it is like to be them.
2015
Flutter and Hum / Aleteo y Zumbido by Julie Paschkis (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3566 .A77284 F58 2015Ages 4-8; Gr.3-6
All sorts of animals flutter and hum, dance and stretch, and slither and leap their way through this joyful collection of poems in English and Spanish. Julie Paschkis's poems and art sing in both languages, bringing out the beauty and playfulness of the animal world.I am Sausal Creek = Soy el Arroyo Sausal by Melissa Reyes; Robert Trujillo (Illustrator); Cinthya Jeannette Muñoz Ramos (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » GB1227 .S28 R49 2015A bilingual children's book about the environmental and cultural history of Oakland told through the voice of a local waterway, Sausal Creek.Los pollitos = Little chickies by Susie Jaramillo
Publication Date: 2015PrK-K
Little Chickies/Los Pollitos is the 1st book in the bilingual (English & Spanish) nursery rhyme collection from Canticos. This book is based on "Los Pollitos Dicen", one of the most popular songs in the Spanish speaking world.Maya's Blanket = La manta de Maya by Monica Brown; David Diaz (Illustrator); Adriana Domínguez
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3602 .R722355 M39 2015Lexile measure AD1010L; Ages 4-8; Gr.K-2.
Bilingual English/Spanish. Based on a Yiddish folk song, a young girl's cherished baby blanket becomes old and worn over time and she finds new ways to use it as she grows up.My Tata's Remedies - Los Remedios de Mi Tata by Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford; Antonio Castro L. (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3618 .I854 M9 2015Ages 4-9; Gr.1-3; Pura Belpre Illustrator honor, 2016.
"This charming little book will introduce young readers to safe and effective natural remedies from the native traditions of the American Southwest. A good way to learn about the healing power of plants."The Place Where You Live / el Lugar Donde Vives by James Luna; Thelma Muraida (Illustrator); Gabriela Baeza Ventura
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PZ74.3 .L85 2015Ages 4-6; Gr.K-2.
Young children will delight in reading this simple rhyming text with a recurring refrain that describes a loving home and neighborhood.The Remembering Day / el Día de Los Muertos by Pat Mora; Robert Casilla (Ill.); Gabriela Baeza Ventura
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PZ73 .M63836 2015Ages 5-8.
Long ago in what would come to be called Mexico, as Mama Alma and her granddaughter, Bella, recall happy times while walking in the garden they have tended together since Bella was a baby, Mama Alma asks that after she is gone her family remember her on one special day each year.
2014
Call me tree = Llámame árbol by Maya Christina Gonzalez; Dana Goldberg
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3607 .O5623 C35 2014Gr.4-7.
In this spare, lyrically written story, we join a child on a journey of self-discovery. Finding a way to grow from the inside out, just like a tree, the child develops as an individual comfortable in the natural world and in relationships with others.Dalia's Wondrous Hair / el Maravilloso Cabello de Dalia by Laura Lacamara (Ill.); Gabriela Baeza Ventura (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PZ73 .L2 2014Ages 3-6; Gr.K-2.
One night, while Dalia slept safely wrapped in her mother's cool silken sheets, her hair grew and grew. By the time the rooster crowed, her hair had "grown straight up to the sky, tall and thick as a Cuban royal palm tree."There's a Name for This Feeling / Hay un Nombre para lo Que Siento by Diane Gonzales Bertrand; Gabriela Baeza Ventura (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Stacks » PZ73 .B4457 2014Lexile measure 750; Ages 10-13; gr.5-8.
A bilingual collection of ten contemporary stories of mixed-up emotions, humorous mistakes, misguided actions, and unspeakable sorrows. Includes discussion questions and ideas for writing.Water rolls, water rises/El Agua Rueda, el Agua Sube by Pat Mora; Meilo So (Illustrator); Adriana Domínguez
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3563 .O73 W37 2014Ages 4-8; PrK-gr.2.
Here is a poetic ode to the beauty of the natural world as expressed by the movement and moods of water on Earth. With every evocative verse, we visit one of fourteen different water landscapes and cultural areas around the world...
2011-2013
The Cucuy Stole My Cascarones / el Coco Me Robó Los Cascarones by Spelile Rivas; Valeria Cervantes (Ill.); Gabriela Baeza Ventura (Trans.)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Stacks » PZ73 .R52415 2013Ages 5-8; Gr. PrK-3.
Roberto and his mother made thirty dozen confetti-filled eggs, or cascarones, for his birthday party. Roberto can't wait to crack the hollowed, painted and confetti-stuffed eggs over his friends' heads. But, when he goes to the kitchen to get the cascarones, they're gone!From the bellybutton of the moon and other summer poems = Del ombligo de la luna y otros poemas de verano by Francisco X. Alarcón; Maya Christina Gonzalez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3551 .L22 F76 2013Book level 3.5; Ages 7-10; K-gr.4.
Bilingual English/Spanish. From the Bellybutton of the Moon is renowned poet Francisco X. Alarcón's collection of 22 poems inspired by his touching recollections of childhood summers in Mexico.Grandma's Santo on Its Head / el Santo Patas Arriba de Mi Abuelita by Nasario García; Nasario García
Publication Date: 2013Children and adults alike will enjoy Nasario's brilliant telling of the events that were part of his growing up. As I read the stories I heard Nasario's voice and I could see clearly the people and places he describes. I was reminded that the stories our grandparents told not only entertained us, they taught us valuable lessons.Lupita's First Dance / el Primer Baile de Lupita by Lupe Ruiz-Flores; Gabhor Utomo (Illustrator); Gabriela Baeza Ventura (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PZ73 .R8297 2013Gr.K-3.
Lupita is excited about dancing la raspa, a Mexican folk dance, with her first-grade class at a celebration of Children's Day. But she's devastated when she learns right before the show that her partner Ernesto sprained his right ankle. She had been practicing for weeks. And now her family won't get to see her, swishing and swaying in her beautiful dress full of colorful ribbons. Lupita sadly watches the other dancers from backstage behind the blue velvet curtain. But suddenly, she finds herself on stage, in the spot where she and Ernesto should have been.Maria had a little llama/María Tenía una Llamita by Angela Dominguez
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3604 .O459 M37 2013Ages 3-6; prk-gr.2.
Everyone knows about Mary and her little lamb. But do you know Maria? With gorgeous, Peruvian-inspired illustrations and English and Spanish retellings, Angela Dominguez's Maria Had a Little Llama / María Tenía Una Llamita gives a fresh new twist to the classic rhyme.Tito Puente, Mambo King = Tito Puente, Rey del Mambo by Monica Brown; Rafael López (Ill.)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » ML3930 .P83 B76 2013Lexile Measure AD740L; Ages 4-8; Gr.k-3.
A vibrant bilingual picture-book biography that portrays the musical and cultural phenomenon of Tito Puente, Mambo King.Tamalitos : un poema para cocinar = Tamalitos : a cooking poem by Jorge Argueta; Carlos Domi (Illustrator); Elisa Amado (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PQ7539.2 .A67 T36 2013Ages 4-8; Gr. K-2.
In his fourth cooking poem for young children, Jorge Argueta encourages more creativity and fun in the kitchen as he describes how to make tamalitos from corn masa and cheese, wrapped in cornhusks.The land of lost things = El país de las cosas perdidas by Dina Bursztyn
Publication Date: 2011"I was going to draw, but my blue pencil was missing. It was lost! Where do all the lost things go?" A young boys search for his misplaced pencil leads him to wonder where all the lost things go. When he looks inside his pencil box he sees a slim ray of light, and his imagination sends him through the opening and into an unknown world in search of his pencil.Ten Little Puppies/Diez Perritos by Alma Flor Ada; Ulises Wensell (Illustrator); F. Isabel Campoy
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3551 .D22 T46 2011Ages 5-7.
Oh, I had ten little puppies, Ten little puppies had I . . . Count along in Spanish and English as each one of the ten adorable puppies disappears from the pages.
2006-2010
Arroz Con Leche/Rice pudding by Jorge Argueta; Fernando Vilela (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PQ7539.2 .A67 A77 2010Book level 2.8: Ages 4-8; Prk-Gr.3.
Kirkus 2010 Best Children's Books selection The cuisines of many different cultures all over the world include rice and rice pudding. In this title in the Cooking Poems series, Jorge Argueta gives us a bilingual recipe for the classic Latin American version.The Day of the Dead (El Día de los Muerto) by Bob Barner (Illustrator); Teresa Mlawer (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » GT4995 .A4 B37 2010Lexile measure AD530;L PrK-2; Guided reading M
Follow two children as they celebrate their ancestors in this bilingual introduction to el Día de los Muertos-- the Day of the Dead!From North to South/Del Norte Al Sur by René Colato Laínez; Joe Cepeda (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3603 .O4125 F76 2010Lexile measure 640; Ages 5-8; K-Gr.3.
Jose loves helping Mama in the garden outside their home in California. But when Mama is sent back to Mexico for not having citizenship papers, Jose and his Papa face an uncertain future.¡Muu, moo! : rimas de animales = Animal nursery rhymes by Alma Flor Ada; Viví Escrivá (Ill.); F. Isabel Campoy
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PN6109.97 .M88 2010Ages 2-6, gr. PreK-2.
A collection of animal-themed nursery rhymes in Spanish, from Spain and Latin America, with English translations.The runaway piggy = El cochinito fugitivo by James Luna; Laura Lacámara (Illustrator); Carolina Villarroel
Publication Date: 2010Ages 4-7; PrK-gr.2.
The sun shines through the windows of Martha's Panadería onto the shelves of freshly baked treats. The bakery holds tray after tray of hot Mexican sweet bread -- conchas, orejas, cuernitos, empanadas, and cochinitos -- all ready for hungry customers.I know the river loves me/Yo sé que el río me ama by Maya Christina Gonzalez
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3607 .O5623 I2 2009Lexile measure AD580L; Reading level 2.3, Ages 5-8; PrK-Gr.2.
Whenever Maya visits the river, the river jumps up to greet her. It cools her when the summer sun is too hot and holds her up when she dives in. It keeps her company in the quiet of winter.Sonia Sotomayor: a judge grows in the Bronx = Sonia Sotomayor : la juez que creció en el Bronx by Jonah Winter; Edel Rodriguez (Illustrator); Argentina Palacios Ziegler (Translator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » KF8745 .S67 W566 2009Lexile measure NC840L; Ages 4-8; K-Gr.3.
The inspiring and timely story of Sonia Sotomayor, who rose up from a childhood of poverty and prejudice to become the first Latino to be nominated to the US Supreme Court. Before Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor took her seat in our nation's highest court, she was just a little girl in the South Bronx.Animal Poems of the Iguazú/Animalario del Iguazú : poemas by Francisco X. Alarcón; Maya Christina Gonzalez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3551 .L22 A85 2008Book level 4.9; Ages 7-12, gr. 3-6.
Presented in both English and Spanish, this lively poetry collection features the endangered flora and fauna of the Iguaz rain forest in Argentina, and addresses environmental issues in a fun, engaging way.Get that pest!/Agarren a ese! by Erin Douglas; Wong Herbert Yee (Illustrator); F. Isabel Campoy (Translator); Alma Flor Ada (Translator)
Publication Date: 2008Age 5-7; Gr.1-2; Spanish and English
At first Mom and Pop Nash have ten eggs, then five--and soon they have none! Mom and Pop want to surprise that tricky wolf who's stealing their eggs, but he surprises them first.Quinito, day and night = Quinito, día y noche by Ina Cumpiano; Jose Ramirez
Publication Date: 2008Told in both English and Spanish, this story introduces young readers to the concept of opposites as it follows young Quinito, whose daily life is just full of opposites.The storyteller's candle = La velita de los cuentos by Lucia M. Gonzalez; Lulu Delacre
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3557 .O46883 S76 2008Lexile measure 730; Ages 5-9; Gr.1-4; Pura Belpre Illustrator Honor, 2009; Americas Award for Children's and Young Adult Literature Honorable mention, 2009.
During the early days of the Great Depression, New York City's first Puerto Rican librarian, Pura Belpré, introduces the public library to immigrants living in El Barrio and hosts the neighborhood's first Three Kings' Day fiesta.That's Not Fair! - ¡No es Justo! by Carmen Tafolla; Sharyll Teneyuca; Terry Ybáñez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » HD6509 .T46 T34 2008Lexile measure 650; Ages 5-7; Gr.K-2.
A vivid depiction of the early injustices encountered by a young Mexican-American girl in San Antonio in the 1920's, this book tells the true story of Emma Tenayuca.A movie in my pillow : poems = Una película en mi almohada : poemas by Jorge Argueta; Elizabeth Gomez (Illustrator); Elizabeth Gómez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PQ7539.2 .A67 A23 2007Ages 7-10; Gr.3-8.
Bilingual English/Spanish. Young Jorgito has come to live in the Mission District of San Francisco, but he hasn't forgotten the unique beauty of El Salvador.My colors, my world = Mis colores, mi mundo by Maya Christina Gonzalez
Publication Date: 2007English and Spanish on facing pages.
Little Maya longs to find brilliant, beautiful, inspiring color in her world....but Maya's world, the Mojave Desert, seems to be filled with nothing but sand. With the help of a feathered friend, she searches everywhere to discover color in her world.My Name Is Gabito/Me Llamo Gabito by Monica Brown; Raúl Colón (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PQ8180.17 .A73 Z613 2007BLexile measure 910; book level 5.1; biography, gr. 2-4.
Can you imagine a shipwrecked sailor living on air and seaweed for eight days? Can you imagine a trail of yellow butterflies fluttering their wings to songs of love? Once, there was a little boy named Gabito who could.
2001-2005
Moony Luna/Luna, Lunita Lunera by Jorge Argueta; Cecilia Concepcion Alvarez; Elizabeth Gomez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PQ7539.2 .A67 M66 2005K-Gr.1.
Luna isn't at all sure she wants to go to school. But when her parents assure her that she'll have a great time, she agrees to give it a try. An understanding teacher and a great group of kids make Luna glad she made the right decision. Written in English and Spanish.Quinito's Neighborhood (El Vecindario de Quinito) by Ina Cumpiano; Jose Ramirez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3553 .U459 Q56 2005Lexile measure 490; ages 5-8; PreK-Gr.2; Guided reading M
Quinito's family and friends all have important jobs in the neighborhood -- jobs that help make the community a happy place where people know each other and work together.Super Cilantro Girl/La Supernina del Cilantro by Juan Felipe Herrera; Honorio Robledo Tapia (Illustrator); Juan Herrera
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3558 .E74 S87 2003K-Gr.3.
Eight-year-old Esmeralda is transformed into a superhero and flies off to rescue her mother, who visited Mexico without her green-card and is not being permitted to return to the United States.My diary from here to there = Mi diario de aquí hasta allá by Amada Irma Pérez; Maya Christina Gonzalez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3616 .E743 M9 2002Lexile measure 720; Reading level 3.4; Ages 8-12; Gr.3-6; Pura Belpre Award, 2004.
One night, young Amada overhears her parents whisper of moving from Mexico to the other side of the border--to Los Angeles, where greater opportunity awaits. As she and her family make their journey north, Amada records her fears, hopes, and dreams for their lives in the United States in her diary.Iguanas in the snow and other winter poems = Iguanas en la nieve y otros poemas de invierno by Francisco X. Alarcón; Maya Christina Gonzalez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Stacks » PS3551 .L22 I39 2001Ages 5-9; K-Gr.5.
This collection of poems invites young readers to celebrate winter at the seashore, in San Francisco and in the redwood forests of the Sierras.
Before 2001
Baby Coyote and the Old Lady (El Coyotito y la Viejita) by Carmen Tafolla; Matt Novak (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Stacks » PZ7 .T116 B33 2000Book level 3.9
Told in both Spanish and English, this story tells of a young coyote who teaches an old woman to recycle when her trash heap begins to clutter his desert.The Upside Down Boy/El nino de cabeza by Juan Felipe Herrera; Elizabeth Gomez (Illustrator); Alfredo Schifini; Deborah J. Short; Josefina Villamil Tinajero
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3558 .E74 Z474 2000Lexile measure AD450L; Gr.2-5.
Juan Felipe Herrera's playful language and the colorful, magical art of Elizabeth Gomez capture the universal experience of entering a new school and feeling like a stranger in a world that seems upside down.
The Upside Down Boy/El nino de cabezaMagic Windows (Ventanas Magicas) by Carmen Lomas Garza (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » E184 .M5 L59 1999Guided Reading Level P; Lexile measure 710; ages 9-12, book level 5
Through the magic windows of her cut-paper art, Carmen shows us her family, her life as an artist, and the legends of her Aztec past.Laughing tomatoes and other spring poems = Jitomates risueños y otros poemas de primavera by Francisco X. Alarcón; Maya Christina Gonzalez (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3551 .L22 L38 1997Gr.1-4.
In this whimsical and touching collection of 20 poems in English and Spanish, readers will find tomatoes that laugh, chiles that explode, and tortillas that applaud the sun.Calling the Doves (El Canto de las Palomas) by Juan Felipe Herrera; Elly Simmons (Ill.)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3558 .E74 C35 1995Lexile measure AD910L; Reading level 4.1; Gr.2-3
Poet Juan Felipe Herrera's bilingual memoir paints a vivid picture of his migrant farmworker childhood. His rich, evocative prose re-creates the joy of eating under the open sky, celebrating at a fiesta with other farm families, and listening to his mother singing Mexican songs and his father calling the doves.The bossy gallito = El gallo de bodas : a traditional Cuban folktale by Lucía M. González; Lulu Delacre (Illustrator)
Call Number: Education Library (Cubberley) » Curriculum Collection » PS3557 .O46883 B67 1994Lexile measure 670; Book level 3.4; Ages 4-7; Prk-K; Guided reading M
A bilingual retelling of the popular Cuban folktale about a bossy little rooster.
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