How will I talk to Abuela?

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The story (How Will I Talk to Abuela?) strikes a familiar chord with families of other ethnicities who are undertaking the difficult work of raising children in a society where some family members speak a minority language. The work fills a void in children's literature and is long overdue. Pam McCollum Bilingual Education/ESL Professor UT- San Antonio Such a lovely, inspiring book, for all ages!! i love the illustrations, the cultural pieces, and the universal language of LOVE. Many thanks to Maria de la Luz Reyes!! Amazon customer. This is a very heartwarming sweet story about a grandson and his abuela who speaks Spanish. This is also a story about how love ca break language and cultural barriers. Alma Navarro, 2nd grade teacher Beautifully written story about the challenges from a child's perspectives on how to communicate and be understood in one's own native language...My own grandkids love to visit abueita every year & they ask anxiously how to translate words so abuelita can understand. I highly recommend this precious story to anyone who enjoys reading about love among family & traditions that enrich many cultures. Alice Laliberty, Former school principal and Reading Teacher.