Tíos and Primos
Jacqueline Alcántara
On her first visit to her papa’s homeland, a young girl meets a large extended family. She knows some Spanish but feels anxious and intimidated when relatives ask whether she speaks it like her father. New sights, sounds, and unfamiliar relatives add to her uncertainty. As she spends time with her tías and primos, she realizes that they are simply happy to know her and that connection can take many forms.
This book appears on 2 reading lists across 1 edition from 2 organizations.
