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Latin American Culture
Latin American Culture
Latin American Culture Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
1,274 books about latin american culture
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Yo Soy Muslim
Mark Gonzales
For the child navigating a multicultural identity, this lyrical letter from a father celebrates the beauty and strength
Ages 4–8
Tía Fortuna's New Home
Ruth Behar
For the child grappling with the bittersweet nature of change and saying goodbye to a beloved home, this story explores
Ages 4–8
From My Window
Otavio Junior
For the child who loves to watch the world go by. This vibrant celebration of community helps kids find beauty and wonde
Ages 4–8
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Lady of Guadalupe, The
Tomie dePaola
For the child seeking to understand the power of humble faith and the origins of a beloved cultural icon, this classic r
Ages 5–10
Day of the Dead
Tony Johnston
For children learning how families honor loved ones who have passed, this vibrant story transforms grief into a joyful c
Ages 4–8
When We Make It
Elisabet Velasquez
For the teenager navigating the weight of family expectations, cultural identity, and the struggle to rise above poverty
Ages 14–18
Calling the Doves / El canto de las palomas
Juan Felipe Herrera
The son of migrant workers recalls his first eight years in the California fields and the parents who inspired his futur
Ages 6–10
Juan Bobo Goes to Work
Marisa Montes
Generations of laughter follow Juan Bobo, a beloved Puerto Rican folk hero whose well-meaning efforts often lead to hila
Ages 4–8
The Most Beautiful Place in the World
Ann Cameron
Seven-year-old Juan shines shoes on the streets of Guatemala to earn his keep while holding onto big dreams for a differ
Ages 7–10
Big Bushy Mustache
Gary Soto
Ricky wants to look just like his father, but when the mustache from his school costume goes missing, he needs a little
Ages 4–8
Becoming Naomi León
Pam Muñoz Ryan
Naomi’s quiet life at the trailer park is upended when her mother returns, sparking a journey to Mexico to find her voic
Ages 8–12
Say My Name
Joanna Ho
Six children proudly share the traditions, ancestors, and deep cultural histories woven into the names their families ha
Ages 4–8
Cuba In My Pocket
Adrianna Cuevas
For the child grappling with a big move or feeling caught between two worlds, this story offers a mirror for the ache of
Ages 8–12
Out of Darkness
Ashley Hope Pérez
For teens grappling with the weight of history and systemic injustice. This story navigates the intersections of race an
Ages 14–18
Isabel's House of Butterflies
Tony Johnston
For the child grappling with the weight of family responsibility and the difficult choice between preserving nature and
Ages 5–9
My Big Family
Yanitzia Canetti
For the child who loves to talk about their relatives, this story celebrates the joy of belonging to a big, bustling fam
Ages 4–7
Woven in Moonlight
Isabel Ibañez
Ximena uses her ability to spin moonlight into thread to infiltrate the usurper’s palace, but she soon discovers a path
Ages 13–18
Barely Missing Everything
Matt Mendez
For the teenager navigating the weight of family secrets and systemic barriers while trying to define their own future i
Ages 14–18
Sundust
Zeke Peña
Two siblings hop over a rock wall into a vast desert world where turtle shells and prickly trees become gateways for the
Ages 4–8
I Want to Ride the Tap Tap
Danielle Joseph
For the child who loves the hum of engines and the buzz of a busy street, this vibrant journey celebrates the patience a
Ages 3–6
Ratoncito Pérez and the Lost Coin Ratoncito Pérez y la Moneda Perdida
M Martínez
The magical tradition of the tooth-collecting mouse comes to life in this bilingual tale of surprises left behind for ch
Ages 3–7
Ophelia After All
Racquel Marie
Between rose-gardening and high school endings, Ophelia realizes her new feelings for Talia don't fit the boy-crazy imag
Ages 14–18
Pedro, the Angel of Olvera Street
Leo Politi
For the child preparing to lead a special ceremony or performance, this gentle story celebrates the beauty of tradition
Ages 4–8
Iveliz Explains It All
Andrea Beatriz Arango
Iveliz is trying to manage seventh grade, her Abuela’s arrival from Puerto Rico, and the frustration of others not under
Ages 10–14