Latin American Tradition Books

Dia de los Muertos, also known as 'The Day of the Dead,' is a Latin American tradition celebrated on November 1st. It honors the deceased with food, altars, and parties.

A retelling of the story of the first Christmas, including the birth of Jesus, the visit of the shepherds and wise men, and the origins of Christmas traditions.

This story is based on a real fire truck from Baltimore that wound up halfway around the world. I hope it reassures children that change can be good.

This book highlights contributions from African American inventors A through Z.

This book tells the inspiring story of Bessie Coleman, the first licensed African American female aviator in the United States, and her journey to achieve her dream of becomi…

This book provides an overview of the traditions and customs associated with Chinese New Year, including the New Year's Eve dinner, gift-giving, fireworks, markets, and drago…

A comprehensive overview of the American Revolution, including key events, figures, and its impact on the United States.

A whimsical poem about a parent's willingness to go on imaginative adventures with their child.