La Azotea de Mi Abuela - Diaz, Grace; Breidenstine, Judith Valdes
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"La azotea de mi abuela es una radiante historia del amor y el vâinculo entre una nieta y su abuela. La azotea de la Abuela es su refugio, un lugar para crear recuerdos para toda la vida y estâa infinitamente llena de nuevos descubrimientos... hasta que llega el momento de regresar a casa. Este libro ilustrado es una oda a encontrar la alegrâia en los pequeänos momentos y el vâinculo especial entre una niäna y su abuela."--Provided by publisher.

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"La azotea de mi abuela es una radiante historia del amor y el vâinculo entre una nieta y su abuela. La azotea de la Abuela es su refugio, un lugar para crear recuerdos para toda la vida y estâa infinitamente llena de nuevos descubrimientos... hasta que llega el momento de regresar a casa. Este libro ilustrado es una oda a encontrar la alegrâia en los pequeänos momentos y el vâinculo especial entre una niäna y su abuela."--Provided by publisher.
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Grace Ann Díaz is a writer, educator, partner, mother, and lifelong lover of languages. At age twelve, she taught herself Uzbek and Russian. At age 26, she decided to learn Spanish, and along the way she created a beautiful bilingual family, with a foot in Minnesota, and the other in Morelos, Mexico. She is currently a middle-school social studies teacher in Minneapolis, Minnesota where she is daily reminded of the tenacity and talents of all multilingual children, including her own. As a child, growing up in Mexico, Judith Valdés B. listened to her father's storytelling, simple, spare yet vivid narratives. She often sketched images of her favorite stories to capture their spirit, hoping one day to retell the tales. In time, Judith began creating her own stories about everything, from an aroma wafting out the kitchen window to a soothing song in the distance. During her adult life, Judith called California home. She later moved to live in London, Brussels, and Bangkok, relishing stories from those parts of the world. Besides working with adults, she served with migrant organizations focused on the meeting the needs of children. Of indigenous Mexican descent, Judith celebrates multiculturalism through her stories and illustrations. She is married and has three kids, who are her inspiration.