Diego

Reach for this book when you notice your child using art to process the world around them or when they feel like their unique interests make them 'different' from their peers. This bilingual biography introduces young readers to Diego Rivera, not as a finished master, but as a small boy whose intense curiosity and vivid imagination shaped his destiny. It is a gentle exploration of how a child's surroundings, from the tiny bugs in the grass to the bustling streets of Mexico, can become the fuel for lifelong passion and identity. While this is a biography of a famous artist, it functions primarily as a mirror for the creative or sensitive child. The book handles Diego's early years with a sense of wonder and resilience, making it highly appropriate for children aged 5 to 9. Parents will appreciate the way it celebrates cultural heritage and bilingualism, providing a bridge between history and a child's own emerging sense of self. It is an ideal choice for sparking conversations about finding one's voice and the importance of staying true to your vision.