The Youngest Sister

The Youngest SisterThe small shall be large . . . that's how it must be. In the Andean foothills, a five year old Quechua girl is entrusted with a big job: to collect a marrow bone from the neighbor for the family soup. A stunning debut from Indigenous author Suniyay Moreno. Picus family is very poor. In the dry Andean foothills, her mother must feed fourteen peopleher kids, her relatives kids, and the hired hands kidsevery day. One morning, Picu, the youngest sister,

Faron expects that she will perform tricks like a trained pet and then go home

creating vivid comparisons between Leo's life and their lives

Asian American

A regal pouf that scrapes the sky

fostering a love for reading while emphasizing the importance of representation

by God’s grace and goodness

this gloriously entertaining novel is “fast-paced

but what we really want is the freedom to be broken

Natasha Tripplett's debut picture book is a perfect pick for fans of My Papi Has a Motorcycle and The Old Truck

An awe-inspiring autobiographical picture book about a young African American girl who lived during the shutdown of public schools in Farmville

for which we are indebted to him

offers invaluable insight into the history of protest in the early years of the civil rights movement