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by Emma Garcia (Author), Eliza Moreno (Illustrator)
Introduce little ones to numbers and counting through the help of the Latin American holiday, Las Posadas - in English and Spanish!
Embark on a festive journey with your little ones as we celebrate Las Posadas, blending the joy of a 400-year-old Latin American tradition with the magic of numbers in two languages. In this bilingual Board Books, travelers, carolers, and musicos come together to make counting a celebration! Join the merriment as we explore the wondrous world of your little one's first numbers, intertwined with everything you find at a posada: delicious food, activities, and sweet holiday treats. This cultural celebration honors Mary and Joseph's nine-day pilgrimage from Bethlehem to Nazareth as they seek shelter for the birth of Baby Jesus. Captive your child's imagination with this perfect introduction to early learning concepts like number recognition and counting. Each page unfolds a delightful blend of cultural richness and mathematical exploration, a must-have holiday treasure for your family. Parents will adore this holiday-themed counting Board Books as it continues the learning experience during the holiday season.Author Biography
Emma Garcia is a writer, artist, and mom born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. It was after winning her first art contest at the age of five that she discovered her passion for the enchanting world of storytelling. Today, she serves as the Editorial Assistant at Lil' Libros and the Editor and Copywriter for the non-profit organization, Salvies Who Lunch. She is the author behind the newly released titles, My First 100 Ocean Words in English and Spanish and My First 100 Dino Words in English and Spanish. She is currently living in Los Angeles, soaking in life as a new mom.
Eliza Moreno, an illustrator born in a peaceful desert city in northern Mexico, has forged her artistic path with academic training in language and audiovisual production at the UANL Faculty of Visual Arts. With more than 7 years dedicated to editorial illustration, Eliza finds everyday life, harmony, and small details an inexhaustible source of inspiration.
