Showing posts with label F. Isabel Campoy. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 18, 2019

New Books by Alma Flor Ada and F. Isabel Campoy

Abuelita's Secret


Written by Alma Flor Ada
Illustrated by Jacobo Muñiz


*Hardcover: 32 pages
*Publisher: Reycraft Books 
*Language: English
*ISBN-10: 1478868015
*ISBN-13: 978-1478868019

A boy is living with his family while his father is away. He dreads the first day at a new school because he has nothing special to share about himself. Each family member offers him an object that represents a memory from the summer, but the boy doesn't think any of these are interesting. Then his abuelita whispers a secret in his ear. When its his turn to talk, all he needs to do is open his backpack. When the moment arrives, he dumps the backpacks contents onto the table. As his classmates pick up the objects, he retells the stories they represent. Suddenly, he is surprised that he has much to say. And when he returns home, his abuelita has an even bigger surprise.



Mamá Goose: Bilingual Lullabies·Nanas Board book


Written by Alma Flor Ada and F. Isabel Campoy
Illustrated by Maribel Suarez


*Age Range: Baby - 2 years
*Grade Level: Preschool and up
*Series: Bilingual Lullabies - Nanas
*Board book: 18 pages
*Publisher: Disney-Hyperion; Bilingual edition
*Language: English
*ISBN-10: 1368045413
*ISBN-13: 978-1368045414

This bilingual board book by acclaimed authors Alma Flor Ada and F. Isabel Campoy presents popular and beloved lullabies from all over the Spanish-speaking world. Full of charm and humor, and rich with the diversity of Latinx cultures, Mamá Goose is the perfect introduction to Latinx lullabies for English speakers, and a trove of familiar favorites for Spanish speakers.


Review
"Young speakers of either language will appreciate the bouncing rhythms and nonsense fun."Booklist

"A lovely compendium [with] clear, charming watercolor cartoon illustrations. . . . Just as much fun to read in English as in Spanish, . . . this is a perfect example of translation as an art form."School Library Journal




Wednesday, November 21, 2018

Gracias / Thanks




By Pat Mora
Illustrated by John Parra


In a series of poetic sentences, a young boy (biracial Mexican/Caucasian) tells about some of the everyday things for which he is thankful. Come share the joy, and think about all the things for which you can say, ¡Gracias! Thanks!





More Children's Books for Thanksgiving



Celebrate Thanksgiving Day with Beto and Gaby by Alma Flor Ada and F. Isabel Campoy. Illustrated by Claudia Rueda.

Beto and Gaby anxiously wait for their relatives to arrive for Thanksgiving dinner. One by one, they each call to inform the family that they will not be able to attend because of a great snowstorm. Suddenly, their grandmother appears with a group of elder friends who have nowhere to have dinner, and the celebration becomes really special. Contains an informative section on Thanksgiving Day.



Gracias, the Thanksgiving turkey by Joy Cowley. Illustrated by Joe Cepeda.

Trouble ensues when Papa gets Miguel a turkey to fatten up for Thanksgiving and Miguel develops an attachment to it.



¿Pavo para la Cena de Gracias? ¡No, gracias!
Por Alma Flor Ada. Ilustrado por Vivi Escriva.



When the turkey overhears a conversation about how fat and tasty he will be on Thanksgiving, he loses his own appetite. He meets a young spider who sets out to find a way to save the turkey.


Wednesday, January 31, 2018

Ganadores del Premio Campoy-Ada





Reunido el jurado de la Academia Norteamericana de la Lengua Española, Premio Campoy-Ada de Literatura infantil y juvenil, a 25 de enero de 2018, da a conocer a los ganadores de la primera convocatoria, resaltando su excelente uso de la lengua española.


CATEGORÍA Libros de imágenes

Primer premio
         La abeja de más. Autor: Andrés Pi Andreu. Ilustradora: Kim Amate. Santillana, 2016

Mención de honor
          El mejor es mi papá. Autora: Georgina Lázaro. Ilustradora: Marcela
          Calderón. Santillana, 2016


CATEGORÍA Libros infantiles ilustrados

Mención de honor
           Las caracolas, los payasos y el asombro del mar. Autora e ilustradora:
          Circe M. Lolo. Alexandria, 2017
          Una extraña desaparición. Autora: Liana Fornier. Ilustradora: Ruth Angulo.
          Columbia, 2017

CATEGORÍA  Libros de capítulos

Primer premio
         Rafi y Rosi ¡Piratas! Autora e ilustradora: Lulú Delacre, Lee & Low 2017


CATEGORÍA Novelas infantiles [de 10 a 12 años]

Mención de honor
          El club de los caracoles escarlata. Autora: Daisy Valls. Ilustrador:
          Juan José Catalán. eRiginal Books, 2015


CATEGORÍA  Novelas juveniles [de 13 a 17 años]

Primer premio
         Micaela. Autora e ilustradora: Adalucía. Cholita Prints, 2015


CATEGORÍA Poesía infantil

Primer premio
         Agua, agüita. Autor: Jorge Telt Argueta. Ilustrador: Felipe Ugalde Alcántara.
         Piñata, 2017

Mención de honor
          Poesía Alada. Autora: Mariana Llanos. Ilustraciones: Beatriz Mayorca, Julián
         Galván, Kimberly Nguyen, Mariana Llanos, Rocío Pérez del Solar, Uldarico
         Sarmiento, Ximena Suárez-Sousa. Purple corn. 2017


CATEGORÍA  Poesía juvenil

Primer premio
         La odisea marina de María Traviesa. Autora: Tina Escaja. Ilustradora:
         María José Tobal. Brook Tree Media, 2017

CATEGORÍA Biografía

Primer premio
         Conoce a José Martí.  Autor: Antonio Orlando Rodríguez. Ilustrador:
         Pablo de Bella. Santillana, 2016

Mención de honor
          Martí y sus versos por la libertad. Autora: Emma Othegui. Ilustradora:
         Beatriz Vidal. Versión en español: Adriana Dominguéz. Lee&Low, 2017
         ¡Esquivel!. Autora: Susan Wood. Ilustrador: Duncan Tonatiuh. Versión en
         español: Carlos E. Calvo. Charlesbridge, 2016
         Rubén Darío . Autora: Georgina Lázaro. Ilustraciones: Lonnie Ruiz.
         LECTORUM, 2017


CATEGORÍA No Ficción

Mención de honor
          El planeta azul. Autor: Matt Reher. Versión en español: Lucía M. Sánchez.
         Ilustración fotográfica bajo la dirección de  Traci Dibble. American Reading
         Company, 2017