27. The Wild Book: This slim, literary volume could be of help to older children who struggle with dyslexia, especially if read within a family context. And for those with Cuban roots, the tribute to the island is truly extraordinary.
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No Pam Muñoz Ryan? No Esperanza Rising?
Alma Flor Ada is definitely missing from this list, as are Matt de la Peña and Francisco Jimenez. Just FYI, A Ladder to the Moon is an Indonesian story with a Latino illustrator, but still a good read.
There are many fine titles on this list but I wonder — where is Pat Mora? Where is Yaqui Delgado wants to Kick Your Ass?
Wonderful list but am sorely missing Rudolfo Anaya. “Bless Me, Ultima” is a classic.