Book Resume
for Sol a Sol by Lori Carlson and Emily Lisker
Professional book information and credentials for Sol a Sol.
There are 14 poems in this sparkling, lighthearted bilingual (Spanish/English) collection--eight ...read more
- Grade Levels:*
- Grades PK-4
- Cultural Experience:
- Genre:
- Poetry
- Realistic Fiction
- Picture Book
- Year Published:
- 1998
19 Subject Headings
The following 19 subject headings were determined by the U.S. Library of Congress and the Book Industry Study Group (BISAC) to reveal themes from the content of this book (Sol a Sol).
- Family
- Translations into Spanish
- Children's poetry, Hispanic American (Spanish)--Translations into English
- Families--Juvenile poetry
- Bilingual
- Children's poetry, Hispanic American (Spanish
- Children's poetry, American--Translations into Spanish
- American poetry--Hispanic American authors--Collections
- Family life--Poetry
- Children's poetry, American
- Translations into English
- Collections
- Juvenile Nonfiction | Poetry | General
- Family life
- Spanish language materials
- Spanish language materials--Bilingual
- Juvenile Nonfiction | Family | General (see also headings under Social Topics)
- Hispanic American authors
- American poetry
1 Full Professional Review
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From Cooperative Children's Book Center (CCBC)
There are 14 poems in this sparkling, lighthearted bilingual (Spanish/English) collection--eight by compiler Lori Carlson and one each by six Latino writers. Some of the poems were written originally in Spanish and others in English. Their presentation in both languages is arranged so that the version of the language of origin appears first on the two-page spread devoted to each poem. Almost all of the poems have specific Latino cultural content while their subjects and renderings infuse them with broad child appeal that is evident from the titles alone: "I Like to Ride My Bike," "The Wind Bragging," "Peeling Potatoes with Papi," "The Smell of Night." Playful, flavorful language and imaginative ideas further enrich a collection that is unified by the whimsical, vibrant acrylic paintings of Emily Lisker. (Ages 4-8)
CCBC Choices 1998 © Cooperative Children's Book Center, Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison, 1998. Used with permission.
1 Book Awards & Distinctions
Sol a Sol was recognized by committees of professional librarians and educators for the following book awards and distinctions.
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CCBC Choices, Selection, 1998