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Name: Stella Diaz has something to say
Author: Angela Dominguez

📘 Stella Diaz has something to say by Angela Dominguez

Stella Diaz, a young student, hopes to befriend the new boy in her class. Her Spanish background sometimes leads her to mix languages and mispronounce words, which embarrasses her and makes her feel nervous. Stella must also overcome her fear of speaking in front of her classmates to build confidence and friendships.

First publish date: 2018

Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers

Authors: Angela Dominguez

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