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1. El día de los niños/El día de los libros

This year is the 15th anniversary for El día de los niños/El día de los libros! Happy birthday to this wonderful celebration of children and books from all linguistic and cultural backgrounds!

There are lots of celebrations going on and one I’m particularly excited about is the Pura Belpré Celebración at the ALA Annual Conference in New Orleans this June.  Organizers tell us that they’re going to celebrate it as a Quinceañera with a traditional promenade.  It’s going to be fabulous – we only hope we can sneak away from our booth long enough to participate!

For your collections, here are some Spanish and bilingual books to consider for your Día celebrations:

This list is by no means exhaustive (many of these authors and illustrators are prolific with rich and beautiful books in their backlist), but hopefully it’ll help get you started.

And make sure to check out the Día website – there’s a wealth of information about hosting your own Día event, events going

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2. Amigas Fifteen Candles

Alicia Cruz has it all.  She lives in Miami, Florida and just got a prestigious internship.  Then she runs into Sarita, who's worried about her upcoming quinceanera.  What's a girl to do?  Alicia decides to help Sarita by putting together the 'perfect' quinceanera with the help of her amigas.  Amigas Fifteen Candles is a fast paced tale that shows the power of amigas can do just about anything. 

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3. Who Needs Weddings?: The Fiesta Dress (A Quinceanera Tale)

Fiesta Dress: A Quinceanera TaleAuthor: Caren McCormack (on JOMB)
Illustrator: Martha Avilés (on JOMB)
Published: 2009 Marshall Cavendish (on JOMB)
ISBN: 0761454675

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Earth toned preparations and pastel pomp treat us to a slightly slighted little sibling’s view of what seems like a very cool coming of age tradition.

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