ARGUETA, Jorge
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Bilingüe, superhéroe/Bilingual, Superhero
Despite some awkwardness, this picture book’s embrace and adulation of bilingualism makes this a must in ELL classrooms and collections.
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Tierra, Tierrita/Earth, Little Earth
An environmental picture book that connects young children with the positive emotions drawn from Mother Earth as the creator of all life.
Jimena Pérez Puede Volar/Jimena Pérez Can Fly
A necessary title for public and school libraries. Argueta presents a candid look at the reality many children and families face and the difficult choices they have to make when trying to change their lives.
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Fuego, Fuegito/ Fire, Little Fire
With simple verse and vibrant illustrations, this picture book celebrates the power of fire and the author’s Pipil Nahua Indian heritage.
Agua, Agüita/Water, Little Water
A lyrical journey though the water cycle, sure to inspire the imaginations of young readers and listeners. Pair with Molly Bang and Penny Chisholm's Rivers of Sunlight: How the Sun Moves Water Around the Earth.
Somos como las nubes/We Are Like the Clouds
Despite flaws, this is a much-needed jumping-off point for elementary classroom discussions of refugees and immigration.
Salsa: Un Poema Para Cocinar/A Cooking Poem
A delectable work of art perfect for food-themed, bilingual, and Día storytimes.
Tamalitos: Un poema para cocinar/A Cooking Poem
K-Gr 3—Argueta takes readers on a journey from "the Popol Vuh/the sacred book of the Maya," where it says "that the first men and women were made of corn," to their own kitchens, where "it's very easy to make/corn tamalitos stuffed with cheese...
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