Tons of Palabras

Introduce little ones to the English and Spanish words used by kids in their daily lives with “Tons of Palabras (Tons of Words)”, a series of bilingual books made for Hispanics by Hispanics. “Tons of Palabras: Fiestas” presents kids with traditions and special occasions that are celebrated in Hispanic and non-Hispanic households. The book covers holidays like Christmas, Day of the Dead, and Holy Week, discussing the customs around these special times as well as the delicious foods that accompany them! Did you know that on New Year's, it's a tradition in some Latin American countries to eat 12 grapes at the stroke of midnight? Or that during Day of the Dead, funny verses are read in honor of loved ones who are no longer with us? Birthdays are also an exciting time, with piñatas, cake, and games. “Tons of Palabras: Fiestas” is full of fun, colorful, and interesting Latin American celebrations!

Introduce little ones to the English and Spanish words used by kids in their daily lives with Tons of Palabras (Tons of Words), a new series of bilingual books made for Hispanics by Hispanics. In this title in the Tons of Palabras series, tots will learn about the foods and traditions that are used as the building blocks of their daily lives. Comida introduces more than 100 words in both English and Spanish alongside beautiful and simple images. In the pages, kids will learn that "beans" in Spanish are frijoles, "rice" is arroz, and "hot chocolate" is chocolate caliente. Also available: Tons of Palabras: Casa y Familia

Introduce little ones to the English and Spanish words used by kids in their daily lives with Tons of Palabras (Tons of Words), a new series of bilingual books made for Hispanics by Hispanics. In this title in the Tons of Palabras series, tots will learn words about the home and family that are used as the building blocks of their daily lives. Casa y Familia introduces more than 100 words in both English and Spanish alongside beautiful and simple images. In the home pages, kids will learn that "baskets" in Spanish are canastas, "flowers" are flores, and "chair" is silla, while the family pages will show them that "baby" is bebé, "grandma" is abuela, "aunt" is tía, and "mom" is mamá. Also available: Tons of Palabras: Comida