Books like Sense the beauty by Sandra L. Pinkney
I Am Latino: The Beauty in Me invites readers to celebrate Latino children in all their diverse shades, cultures, and customs. Poetic, affirming text accompanies bright, striking photographs, guiding the reader through an exploration of Latino food, music, language, and more using the five senses. This book highlights the richness of Latino identity for young audiences, encouraging pride and cultural appreciation.
First publish date: 2007
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Sandra L. Pinkney
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