Squawk of Spanish Browse by Subject_Art/Music/Theater short explanatory paragraphs are tucked

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to New Jersey from Puerto Rico to escape their abusive father who particularly targeted Junito for not being masculine enough

Izzy’s desire to become a stand-up comic is a nice touch

By: Kevin O'Malley / Illustrated by: Patrick O'Brien

Squawk of Spanish Browse by Subject_Art/Music/Theater short explanatory paragraphs are tuckedBy: Gabriella Aldeman Illustrated by: Romina Galotta Max can rrrroll! Max finds his Spanish speaking voice with the help of his abuela's pet, Lorito, a talkative parrot, in this sweet and heartwarming picture book. Max isn't confident with his Spanish, especially rolling his Rs, and his cousins always tease him about it. But he loves spending weekends baking with his Spanish speaking abuela, while Lorito the parrot helps translate. But when Lorito