Rosa and her Spanish-speaking abuela (grandmother) fly high above New York City, past the Statue of Liberty, and see the sights below. Several dozen Spanish words and phrases are woven into the fanciful picture book story, and the vibrant collage of watercolors, pastels, and cut paper pulses with colors and tiny details of city life.
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I like this book because my grandmas speak to me in Spanish. I don't fly with my grandmas, but I do drive around with her and she takes me to all the places I like, but it would be really great to get to fly with the grandma to see all the different places and visit everyone.
4 stars
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Name:
Mindy
Hometown:
Age:
10
Review:
I really liked this book. I learned more about New York City.
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Name:
Kacey
Hometown:
Richmond, Vermont
Age:
7
Review:
I really like this book as it reminds me of my abuela who lives in Belize. It makes me laugh and I picture myself with my abuela doing these fun things in NYC.
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Name:
Kacey
Hometown:
Richmond, Vermont
Age:
7
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I like this book because it reminds me of my abuela. I wish I could fly around with my abuela and have lots of fun doing it.
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Name:
Paige
Hometown:
Pease, MN
Age:
7
Review:
Because her grandma speaks Spanish and I would like to meet her.
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