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Pat Mora

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Yearly Archives: 2015

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Warm Holiday Wishes from Santa Fe

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May you and your family and friends savor laughter, time to reflect on 2015, and time together. … Continue reading →

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Special thanks for a good Día year

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As the year ends, I especially want to send a special thanks to those who have helped me promote and grow Children’s Day, Book Day/El día de los niños, El día de los libros (Día) in 2015. GRACIAS to my … Continue reading →

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I hope you enjoy sharing A Piñata in a Pine Tree: A Latino Twelve Days of Christmas

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Some ideas for sharing: Have students draw the book, or a few pages, as you read it aloud. Ask the students when and where they hear languages other than English. Do they like to learn new words in other languages? … Continue reading →

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Everyone will benefit from a diverse publishing community

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December 12: Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe

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Our Lady is a symbol of Mexican independence and pride, and a symbol for social justice groups throughout the Americas. People from diverse backgrounds are drawn to this image and story that are so central to the history and culture … Continue reading →

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How diversity in children’s books can inspire

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First Book‘s CEO, Kyle Zimmerman, joined MSNBC’s Changing America to explain how children become more enthusiastic readers when they see not just themselves in books, but also other cultures. … Continue reading →

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The New Mexico State Library interview

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I’m grateful to Deanne Dekle, Youth Services & Outreach Consultant, New Mexico State Library, for this interview. How happy it has made me to be working with Deanne and the staff at NMSL this year! A clarification for those not … Continue reading →

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December Bookjoy!

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