By: Kate Boehm Jerome
For a quick tour of Orlando and a glimpse at the state of Florida, a fast tour in photographs and information snippets may be just right. A brief overview of the high points of the city and state, some of its famous inhabitants, and more are provided.
By: Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
When 8-year old Emily is orphaned she heads west to find her kindly Aunt Hilda. Emily's rip-roaring adventure involves a dastardly uncle, a huge fortune, and a good friend.
By: Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Anecdotes, examples of her work, and photographs combine to present a sketch of a popular and prolific author and insight into her work. Naylor's memoir — like her writing — uses humor to great effect while presenting a memorable self-portrait.
By: Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
Roxie must figure out how to deal with Helvitia's Hooligans, the school bullies who are tormenting her. Roxie learns that she is as capable as her explorer uncle as her adventures unfold in this fast-paced tale told with humor and verve.
By: Kelly DiPucchio

An inspired teacher, the discovery of the fact that all U.S.

By: National Children's Book & Literacy Alliance
Over 100 well-known authors and illustrators have provided pieces to this fascinating compendium about the White House. An introduction by historian David McCullough sets the stage for the varied offerings by diverse contributors.
By: Lori Marie Carlson

This collection of poems explores the bicultural and bilingual identity that many young Latinos in the U.S. strive to define as they move between worlds, languages, and customs.

By: Sandra Cisneros

This classic of Latin American literature tells the story of Esperanza, who lives in a poor Hispanic neighborhood in Chicago.

Illustration of a young boy standing in front of his house
By: Ina Cumpiano
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Young Quinito takes us on a tour of his neighborhood, where his relatives and friends are doing important jobs and helping each other.

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