(4) PS Translated by F. Isabel Campoy. Illustrated by Helen Oxenbury. The Spanish text in this bilingual board-book edition is as enjoyable as the original English. Campoy's translation retains the wonderful rhythm and rhyme, making this a great read-aloud in both languages. Oxenbury's irresistible illustrations, featuring a multicultural cast, don't lose much in the smaller size, though the additional lines of text crowd the pages a bit.

Reviewer: Belinda Arrendondo

(3) PS Translated by F. Isabel Campoy. Illustrated by Don Wood. This book is a lap-size bilingual board-book version of the story about ten little piggies cavorting atop a child's fingers. On most spreads, the English is on the left-hand page while the accurate Spanish translation is on the right (on the last two spreads, both are on the same page). The format makes it a great choice for sharing with children.

Reviewer: Tim Wadham

(3) PS Translated by F. Isabel Campoy. With its playful digital/retro-style illustrations and simple story, Knuffle Bunny broke ground in books for preschoolers, and this Spanish version is a delight. The text is well integrated into the illustrations just as it is in the English version, with Trixie's unintelligible babbling appropriately rendered in a Spanish equivalent. The whole thing is perfect for a read-aloud.

Reviewer: Tim Wadham

(4) PS Translated by F. Isabel Campoy. In Walsh's classic stories about clever little white mice, three mice learn about primary colors and outfox a cat (Pintura), and ten mice outsmart a hungry snake (Cuenta). The small trim size of these well-translated Spanish-language board books is perfect for little hands, although the pictures are also quite tiny. Review covers these titles: Cuenta de ratón and Pintura de ratón.

Reviewer: Tim Wadham

(4) PS Translated by F. Isabel Campoy. In Walsh's classic stories about clever little white mice, three mice learn about primary colors and outfox a cat (Pintura), and ten mice outsmart a hungry snake (Cuenta). The small trim size of these well-translated Spanish-language board books is perfect for little hands, although the pictures are also quite tiny. Review covers these titles: Cuenta de ratón and Pintura de ratón.

Reviewer: Tim Wadham

(3) K-3 Translated by F. Isabel Campoy. Illustrated by Yuyi Morales. This edition of Harvesting Hope brings the story of the Latino labor leader to a Spanish-speaking audience. The well-translated text creates a complex view of Chávez, and the mixed-media folk-styled paintings are suffused with a variety of emotions.

Reviewer: Tim Wadham