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1. Announcing Our Newest Reprints from Children’s Book Press

cbp-logoWe pride ourselves on publishing diverse children’s books that feature characters and cultures from around the world. In 2012, we expanded when we acquired Children’s Book Press, an award-winning multicultural publisher based out of the Bay Area. Our new CBP imprint is a great place to find high-quality bilingual English/Spanish picture books and many more books by talented authors and illustrators of color.

We’re very excited to report that we’ve reprinted several Children’s Book Press titles already under our CBP imprint, and we have more on the way! We know some of you have been waiting quite a while to see your favorite CBP books back in print, so we’re happy to share our most recent reprints:

Animal Poems of the Iguazú/Animalario del Iguazú, by  Francisco X. Alarcón, illustrated by  Maya Christina Gonzalez

Bears Make Rock Soup, by Lise Erdrich, illustrated by Lisa FifieldFrom North to South

Birthday in the Barrio/Cumpleaños en el barrio, by Mayra L. Dole, illustrated by Tonel

Drum, Chavi, Drum!/¡Toca, Chavi, Toca!, by Mayra L. Dole, illustrated by Tonel

Featherless/Desplumado by Juan Felipe Herrera, illustrated by  Ernesto Cuevas, Jr.

From North to South/Del Norte al Surby René Colato Laínez, illustrated by Joe Cepeda

Home to Medicine Mountain, by  Chiori Santiago, illustrated by Judith Lowry

Making Magic Windows, by Carmen Lomas Garza

A Man Called Raven, by Richard Van Camp, illustrated by George Littlechild

Moony Luna/Luna, Lunita Luneraby Jorge Argueta, illustrated by  Elizabeth GómezWhat's the Most Beautiful Thing You Know About Horses?

Nana’s Big Surprise/Nana, ¡Qué Sorpresa!by  Amada Irma Pérez, illustrated by  Maya Christina Gonzalez

Prietita and the Ghost Woman/Prietita y la Lloronaby  Gloria Anzaldúa, illustrated by Maya Christina Gonzalez

Quinito, Day and Night/Quinito, día y nocheby  Ina Cumpiano, illustrated by  José Ramírez

A Shelter in Our Carby Monica Gunning, illustrated by Elaine Pedlar

Soledad Sigh-Sighs/Soledad Suspirosby  Rigoberto González, illustrated by  Rosa Ibarra

What’s the Most Beautiful Thing You Know About Horses?, by Richard Van Camp, illustrated by George Littlechild

We’re looking forward to hearing your thoughts on these new reprints!

For a full list of Children’s Book Press titles that are currently available from Lee & Low Books or to place an order, contact our ordering department toll-free at 1-888-320-3190 x. 28. We also have a PDF of our latest catalog here.


Filed under: Book News, ELL/ESL and Bilingual Books, New Releases Tagged: bilingual books, cbp, Children's Book Press, children's books, diverse lit, reprints

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