Oh lookee! There's the front of the program I neglected to post an image of last time around. Isn't that a beautiful portrait of la Señora Belpré created by Yuyi Morales? This would look amazing in your library, classroom, living room, etc. I have about two, maybe three, extra program / posters to give away. If you're interested in being entered in a drawing leave a comment below. Have a favorite picture book or novel featuring a Latino protagonist? Doing some fun stuff in your classroom or library with Latino children's books? Just want to say howdy? Drop me a comment. Let's see, we'll wrap this up by Wednesday of next week. Cool? Cool.
Oh, I would love, love to win one of the posters!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck! I'll be drawing names tonight!
DeleteI love this poster! I promise that if I win, I will hang it in the boys' room, right next to their world map. Because we love to read books from all over the world. xxoo
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Drawing names tonight. Stay tuned!
DeleteYou're one of the big winners, Karina! Send me your email address!
DeleteI just found out about your blog, but I'm already a big fan! Your blog is amazing and I can't wait to read it all.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rodolfo! Hope you enjoy it and visit often. I have some book reviews to throw up here soon. Name drawing for the posters this evening!
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ReplyDelete!Arriba! Stay tuned for the name drawing!
DeleteA shout out from the Cesar Chavez Branch of the Oakland Public Library in the beautiful Fruitvale. We were lucky enough to have Yuyi visit us here a few months back and the kids and I are anxiously awaiting to hear the story of Las Hermanitas. We would cherish a copy of any of the posters, thank you for the opportunity.
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Hola, Joshua! Thanks for stopping by. A visit from Yuyi must have been magical! Drawing names for the posters tonight so stay tuned.
DeleteOh my goodness! That is PERFECT! My professional goal this year as a school librarian is to focus on diversity in children's literature. One of my units involves a week just on the Pura Belpre Award. That beautiful poster couldn't come at a better time. Besides classing up the library, all the faculty will enjoy it at our weekly faculty meetings that take place in the library. The whole school will love it!! It will get everyone talking, which is exactly what I want them to do.
ReplyDeleteSally Wylde, Librarian
This sounds great, Sally! Stay tuned for the name drawing! Good luck!
DeleteSally Wylde! Come on down! Picked your name out of the bowl. Send me your email address.
DeleteLove these! Would love to share (or keep!) with my school library. We are a title 1 charter school, our specialty being Spanish immersion k-9. :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck, Lisa! I will be drawing names tonight.
Deleteooh, hope I win, too. Great idea, Celia. and i read Tonto and the Lone Ranger fistfight in Heaven at last! Loved it. Dark in places, but funny too.
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DeleteIt sure makes a statement to a student when they can see themselves in the literature. I would love to have a poster to hang in my Bilingual classroom.
ReplyDeletePatricia Valente
100% agree, Patricia. Good luck in the drawing. Picking out names tonight!
DeleteI would love to display this in our dual language school library! Niño and Pancho Rabbit are our faves!
ReplyDeleteDual language library--cool! Good luck, Stacey. Name drawing coming soon!
DeleteStacey! You're one of the three winners. Yeee! Send me your email address.
DeleteOur Luminarias Committee, a group of school librarians in Dallas ISD dedicated to reviewing and recommending Spanish and bilingual books every year, is excited to discover your blog, Celia! We love making connections with like-minded book lovers concerned about diversity in children's literature. One of our members, Maria Rodriguez, recently joined the Pura Belpre committee, so we're super excited about that. AND we're all big fans of Yuyi Morales! Thank you for your important work. Looking forward to following your blog.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great project, Maryam! Glad to have you stop by. I hope to put up a few more book reviews in the coming weeks. Congratulations to Maria. It's a great experience. Will be drawing names tonight! Good luck.
DeleteI am going to start my first year of teaching and this would brilliantly serve our community of dual language learners! Cultural identity and a love of literacy baby!
ReplyDeleteWord. Good luck, Alba! Name drawing this evening.
DeleteGood luck, Alicia! Drawing names tonight!
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