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by Gloria Amescua (Author), Mariyah Rahman (Illustrator), Mariana Llanos (Translator)
La escritora ganadora de un Honor Pura Belpré, Gloria Amescua, nos regala un dulce libro ilustrado que celebra a la familia y la música que nos conecta. Ahora disponible en español.
Cada noche, cuando el sol se despide, una madre le canta una canción de cuna muy especial a su pequeño bebé Dónde está mi corazón? Aquí, aquí, aquí en mis brazos. A medida que pasan los años, el niño pide su canción una y otra vez, hasta que se queda grabada en su corazón. Cuando el niño crece y se muda lejos de casa, les enseña la canción a sus hijas. Y ahora que abuelita viene de visita, las niñas preparan una sorpresa para ella: van a cantarle su canción, la canción del corazón.Author Biography
Gloria Amescua has enjoyed writing poems and stories since she was a child. Her lyrical picture book biography, Child of the Flower-Song People: Luz Jiménez, Daughter of the Nahua, illustrated by Duncan Tonatiuh, was a Pura Belpré Author Honor Book, a recipient of three International Latino Book Awards, a SCBWI Golden Kite finalist, a RISE Top Ten Feminist Book Project selection, and a co-winner of the Américas Award. She is also the author of Abuelita's Song, inspired by her own family. Gloria lives in Austin, Texas. Visit her at GloriaAmescua.com.
Mariyah Rahman was born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago. She spent her earliest years climbing trees, digging for fossils, and drawing on walls with crayons. Today, she is an illustrator for children's books and entertainment but has still never found a fossil. Mariana Llanos is a Peruvian author and translator who won the Pura Belpré Honor for her book Benita and the Night Creatures. She lives in Oklahoma.
