Photos of young Latino children
By: Myles Pinkney Sandra Pinkney

Product Description: I Am Latino: The Beauty in Me is a celebration of Latino children in all of their various shades, cultures, and customs.

By: Debbi Chocolate
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Product Description: Join a young boy as he explores his vibrant neighborhood. El Barrio is his sister preparing for her quinceañera, his grandfather singing about the past, and his cousins' stories from other lands.

Illustration of a parrot at a party
By: Alma Flor Ada
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Product Description: "Let me help! Let me help!" Perico learns this phrase from little Martita, who's been saying it a lot lately.

By: Diane Gonzales Bertrand
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Dominic and Victor are friends who share stories, jokes, and games and cheer each other on. At the end of the book, readers discover something special — the boys don't let the fact that Victor is in a wheelchair get in their way of having fun!

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"Marisol is rushing home from school to see to her cat, but on the way she's stopped by adult family members and neighbors who need her to translate from Spanish for them so that they can communicate with shopkeepers and officials in English.

By: Luis J. Rodríguez
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"Nine-year-old América Soliz is an undocumented immigrant of Mexican-Indian heritage living in the violence-ravaged Pilsen barrio of Chicago. Feeling unwelcome in her new country, she yearns to return to her native Oaxaca.

By: Jorge Tetl Argueta
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Product Description: Though Xochitl and her family have put down new roots in the United States, Xochitl still misses the garden and flower shop they left behind in El Salvador.

Boy dancing with grandmother at home
By: Eric Velasquez

Product Description: Every summer, Eric goes to live with his grandmother in El Barrio (Spanish Harlem) while his parents work.

By: Tony Johnston
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"Sensitive, soft but bright illustrations in pencil over watercolor depict Mexican scenes in 16 double-page spreads.

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