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Funny Bones: Posada And His Day Of The Dead Calaveras (Robert F Sibert Informational Medal (Awards))

Posada And His Day Of The Dead Calaveras: A Journey Into Mexican Folklore And Art

Awarded the Robert Sibert Informational Medal Prepare to embark on an enchanting expedition into the realm of Mexican folklore and art, where the enigmatic figure of José Guadalupe Posada takes center stage. As we delve into the...

Grant Hayes5 min read

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Mary Blair: The Girl Who Loved Color: The Girl Who Became One Of The Disney Legends

Journey into a World of Vibrant Hues: "The Girl Who Loved Color"

Prepare to embark on an extraordinary literary adventure that will transport you to a realm where colors dance and ignite the imagination. "The Girl Who Loved Color" is a captivating novel that weaves a tapestry of...

Jorge Luis Borges4 min read

Diego Rivera: His World and Ours - A Monumental Exploration of a Revolutionary Artist

Delving into the Life and Legacy of a Prolific Artist Diego Rivera, a towering figure in the realm of modern art, left an indelible mark on the world through his politically charged and visually...

Jeff Foster5 min read

Separate Is Never Equal: Sylvia Mendez And Her Family S Fight For Desegregation (Jane Addams Award (Awards))

Sylvia Mendez and Her Family Fight for Desegregation | Jane Addams Award

Sylvia Mendez was born in Santa Ana, California, in 1936. Her parents were Mexican immigrants, and she grew up in a segregated community. In 1945, Mendez and her family sued the Westminster School District because...