Waiting for the Biblioburro/Esperando El Biblioburro: (Spanish-English Bilingual Edition), (Hardcover)

from lycomayflower

Inspired by Luis Sariano, a librarian who brought books to remote communities in Colombia, this is the story of Ana and her joy at seeing the biblioburro coming into town. Lovely illustrations.

from AbigailAdams26

Monica Brown, whose many picture-book biographies of celebrated Latin American authors include My Name Is Gabito/Me Llamo Gabito: The Life of Gabriel Garcia Marquez/La Vida de Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Me Llamo Gabriela/My Name Is Gabriela: La Vida de Gabriela Mistral/The Life of Gabriela Mistra...

from Stahl-Ricco

A wonderful story! Lots of Spanish words to teach to my daughter, and beautiful, colorful illustrations for her to explore as I read! She loved that the library in this story comes to the children - by burro!

from debnance

Ana only has one book. She has read it so many times that she knows it word for word. She wishes she had another book, but, since her teacher has left, she knows this will never happen. Then one morning, she wakes to hear the sound of a man on a burro. He carries a sign: Biblioburro. He brings bo...

from mmeharvey

In this story we meet Ana who lives in Colombia. She loves to read but does not have access to many books in her small mountain village. One day she meets the traveliing biblioburro who delivers books to her village. The story includes a twist in which Ana's dreams of accessing books and writing ...