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The Queen of France
Rose wakes up one morning feeling royal and, donning jewels and a crown, she seeks her parents who behave as her royal subjects, causing Rose to wonder what they would think if the queen traded places with their daughter.
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A Monstrous Good Time
A Monstrous Good Time Kid-approved themes for Spanish and bilingual storytimes School will soon be out, and that means that public libraries will be planning their storytime programs for the fall. Here are a few themed storytime ideas for use in school and public libraries, complete with rhymes, finger plays, and craft activities. López has been a stellar figure in the world of children's book art, and this fictional picture book tells his story. When three white mice discover three jars of paint--the jars containing the primary colors red, yellow, and blue--the stage is set for children to learn how mixing the colors in different ways creates entirely new but familiar colors. Let the children kneel around the paper and create a mural like the one from Maybe Something Beautiful. After following the Gruñon's footprints to the mountain and climbing to the top, they discover Dolly and also the Gruñon, who is large and scary, as advertised. ¡Gruñon! is a perfect book for storytime. PreS-K-This is a Spanish-language translation of the popular The Pout-Pout Fish. Make a colorful octopus with pipe cleaners, a paper plate, and fuzzy pom-poms or googly eyes. There's a fun Spanish-language version of the song \"Under the Sea\" (\"Bajo el mar\") from Disney's The Little Mermaid: http://ow.ly/AsHo30aOklB. PreS-Gr 2-This is a Spanish translation of this Japanese author's gentle fairy tale, The Tea Party in the Woods. Play the title song and lead the children around the storytime area as if they are journeying \"into the woods\"...
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Looking Back, Looking Ahead
August 1996 marked the first presentation of the Pura Belpré awards for excellence in literature for young people in books that affirm the Latino cultural experience by Latino writers living in the United States. That year, the awards were presented to Judith Ortiz Cofer and Susan Guevara at the very first REFORMA National Conference held in Austin, TX. Since 2008, the award has been presented annually, showing the dramatic growth of excellent Latin@ authors writing eligible books. Last year was a watershed year, in which Yuyi Morales not only took home the Pura Belpré award for illustration, but was also the first Latina to be awarded the Caldecott Honor.
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