Analysis of Latino award winning children’s literature

In this article we will provide information on the specific challenges faced by immigrant children in Latin America. Next, we identified the tasks contained in the picture book of 72 award-winning children specially created for children in Latin America. Our analysis is based on the fact that school mental health experts, child librarians, educators, and guardians regularly select books that satisfy the social and emotional needs of Latin children We will provide useful information. In addition, I analyzed the text ratio of Spanish / English in each book and explained the target age level of the book and the evaluation of the Horn Book Guide. From our point of view, books including Latin children, realistic situations, well-known Spanish words and phrases, and actual illustrations of people's color are written in Latin chil- dren We will help participate and recognize. Pat Mora, author of the child's book, also explained her view on high quality childhood literature. This article covers Latin American children's literature but the concepts that are offered can be extended to other ethnic and cultural groups that are not well expressed in children's literature.

Reina won the American Book Award, El Premio As Trang Literature Award, International Latin American Book Award. In 2012, she was chosen as a national book critics award, and in 2015 she was awarded the Lewis Leal Award for Chivano / Latin American Literature Excellence Award. The young reader's "Our distance" was the honorary book award in 2017 and received the 2017 Eureka children's and literary awards for young people. California Reading Association and 2017 International Literacy Society Children's Book Award for Excellence Award

In this article we will provide information on the specific challenges faced by immigrant children in Latin America. Next, we identified the tasks contained in the picture book of 72 award-winning children specially created for children in Latin America. Our analysis is based on the fact that school mental health experts, child librarians, educators, and guardians regularly select books that satisfy the social and emotional needs of Latin children We will provide useful information. In addition, I analyzed the text ratio of Spanish / English in each book and explained the target age level of the book and the evaluation of the Horn Book Guide. From our perspective, Latin children, realistic situations, familiar Spanish words and phrases, and books that contain color illustrations of real people, Latin children participate in these stories I will help you understand. Children's book writer Pat Mora also explains her view on high quality children's literature

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