Tíos Y Primos

EDICIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

Una niña conoce a más parientes de los que puede contar, pero cómo se comunicará con ellos si no puede hablar español con la misma fluidez?

A little girl meets more relatives than she can count--but how will she communicate with them if she can’t speak their language?

(edición en español)
Es el primer viaje de una niñaal país natal de su papá, y ella está impresionada con los paisajes maravillos, los sonidos sorprendentes y especialmente con el tamaño de su enorme familia! Pero sabe solo un poco de español y le resulta difícil compartir chistes y anécdotas con fluidez. Por suerte, sus parientes la ayudan a ver que hay otras maneras de relacionarse. Pronto la niña siente que está justo donde pertenece: en el corazón de una familia amorosa, aprendiendo mientras crece.

(Spanish edition)
It’s a little girl’s first trip to her papa’s homeland, and she’s wowed by all the amazing sights and sounds--and especially by the size of her enormous family! But she only knows a little Spanish, and it’s hard not to be able to share jokes and stories. Fortunately, her relatives help her see that there are other ways they can connect, and soon she feels like she’s right where she belongs: in the heart of a loving family, learning as she goes along.

Jacqueline Alcántara (JacquelineAlcantara.com) is the award-winning illustrator of many picture books including Jam, Too? by JaNay Brown-Wood, The Field by Baptiste Paul, Freedom Soup by Tami Charles, Jump at the Sun by Alicia D. Williams, and Kirkus Prize finalist Your Mama by NoNieqa Ramos. Her books have been named Best Books of the Year by Kirkus Reviews, School Library Journal, Shelf Awareness, and The Horn Book. In addition to her work in the children’s illustration field, Jacqueline created the artwork for the Chicago Women’s March ＂Ladies Marching＂ poster, and has done editorial work for the Obama Foundation, NPR, The Chicago Reader, The Chicago Foundation for Women, The Southern Poverty Law Center, Elle Decor, and the University of Chicago, among others. Tios and Primos is Jacqueline’s author-artist debut and was inspired by her visits with her father to Honduras. She draws and teaches illustration in Chicago, Illinois.