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Simple, effective, and loved by my little ones! Germs Are Not for Sharing is a wonderful book with a clear and gentle message. I love how the entire series uses simple language and engaging illustrations to teach important lessons. This book is especially helpful for toddlers learning about hygiene and staying healthy. My babies love it and ask for it often—it’s become part of our daily routine. A must-have for every toddler bookshelf!

I will have to say right upfront that this should have a domestic violence warning. With that being said, I really enjoyed this book. Watching a mother, her mother and her daughter going through a life littered with teen pregnancies and trying to break generational curses was so deep and sad in ways. Trying to break away from a life with a man that was abusive did not help her cause. The moments that struck me the deepest were watching her not think she deserved a better life. I love Esmeralda Santiago's writing and thought this book was wonderful!

Sweet and powerful message The Rabbit Listened is a beautiful book that teaches kids the importance of empathy and just being there. Simple, gentle, and perfect for toddlers. We love it!

Another young adult genre read. This one was personally driven by my love of poet, Pablo Neruda. I loved the author's interpretation of what his childhood was like (with creative liberties of course). It seems he had a very stereotypical Hispanic upbringing, where he needed to be more of a man's man, and not a writer, dreamer and collector. Seeing how he breaks the mold of what is expected of him and becoming who he is destined to be is heartwarming.

Was really good. Had to read for english and enjoyed reading, one of my favorites:)

Really interesting to read about a magical world involving Grishas. Influenced by Russian culture, the world is created with layers of depth and complex characters.

This book reminded me so much of the style of Mariana van Zeller's investigations into smuggling networks and black markets. The writing (and audio) are very much a journalistic approach. After watching series like Griselda and Queen of the South, I wanted to know more about the history behind some of these women that we too often don't hear about. In true Hispanic culture, these women were often overlooked and thought to be harmless homemakers. For many women that get involved in this line of "business" that is so very far from the truth. It only abetted them in staying under the radar longer than their male counterparts. All in all a very interesting exposé of a largely undocumented side of cartel business women.

This is the sweetest and most heartwarming story I’ve ever read about crayons

The amazing colors o Christmas.