Solo pregunta! : sé diferente, sé valiente, sé tú / Sonia Sotomayor ; illustrado por Rafael López ; traducido por Teresa Mlawer.

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  • Additional Information
    • Publication Information:
      First Spanish language edition.
    • Abstract:
      Summary: Sonia y sus amigos siembran un jardín, y cada uno contribuye a su manera.
    • Abstract:
      Summary: Sonia and her friends plant a garden, and each one contributes in his or her own special way, in a book that celebrates the many differences among humans-- Provided by publisher.
    • Notes:
      In Spanish, translated from the English.
    • Other Titles:
      Just ask! Spanish.
    • ISBN:
      9780525515500
      052551550X
    • Accession Number:
      on1114602624
      1114602624
    • Accession Number:
      fay.709649

Reviews

Booklist Reviews 2020 February #2

In this Spanish-language version of Sotomayor's Just Ask! (2019), differences are celebrated. How boring, she asks, would the world be if we were all the same? After sharing her own childhood experiences of feeling different because of her diabetes, she encourages readers to appreciate diversity, find common ground, and speak up. The story begins with a group of children planting a garden, and each child explains in their own voice what makes them different, such as asthma, blindness, ADHD, and so on. Meanwhile, Lopez's lush and lively illustrations in bold colors and shapes joyfully complement the rosy message. Perfect for parents sharing with their children, teachers welcoming new students, and counselors leading conversations. An easy choice for Spanish-language collections, particularly those in search of Spanish versions of already-popular English-language titles. Preschool-Grade 1. Copyright 2020 Booklist Reviews.

Booklist Reviews 2020 February #2

In this Spanish-language version of Sotomayor's Just Ask! (2019), differences are celebrated. How boring, she asks, would the world be if we were all the same? After sharing her own childhood experiences of feeling different because of her diabetes, she encourages readers to appreciate diversity, find common ground, and speak up. The story begins with a group of children planting a garden, and each child explains in their own voice what makes them different, such as asthma, blindness, ADHD, and so on. Meanwhile, Lopez's lush and lively illustrations in bold colors and shapes joyfully complement the rosy message. Perfect for parents sharing with their children, teachers welcoming new students, and counselors leading conversations. An easy choice for Spanish-language collections, particularly those in search of Spanish versions of already-popular English-language titles. Preschool-Grade 1. Copyright 2020 Booklist Reviews.