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Kuno Carvajal kunocarvaj2b04 — This is a lovely story of Wangari Maathai's mission to re-plant trees in Kenya. This book always makes me cry :) but I have used it for story times. I appreciate the way that Jeanette Winter shares the hardships that Maathai suffered in order to do what was right. When I get to the page that talks about how the Kenyan government imprisoned Wangari for organizing women to plant trees all the kids gasp: "that's wrong!"; it's always wonderful to hear that protest. Afterwards we talk about trees and how important they are to the environment and how it's important to do the right thing as best we can. After reading the book I also like to show the kids a photo of Wangari Maathai and they enjoy that. Note: the illustrations aren't my favorite but the story is strong enough to make this a non-issue.

Juan De juandearriba — I first read this book about six years ago and I can definitely say I appreciate it more now that I've lived in the context of this region of the world. A bit long-winded at times (especially when describing the relationship between Hintza and Francois, but I like dogs so I can't complain too much) but otherwise the writing and story are both truly beautiful.