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CuAntos cuadros tan bellos con la delicadeza, elegancia y cadencia de "Las heroInas de la Biblia," nos entrega histOricamente, tipolOgicamente y teolOgicamente las Sagradas Escrituras. No cabe la menor duda que la reseNa histOrica de Estas mujeres, es una clara imagen y bello ejemplo, que tanto el Antiguo como el Nuevo Testamento nos heredan, de lo que es la iglesia: "El hermoso cuerpo de Cristo."

CuAntos cuadros tan bellos con la delicadeza, elegancia y cadencia de "Las heroInas de la Biblia," nos entrega histOricamente, tipolOgicamente y teolOgicamente las Sagradas Escrituras. No cabe la menor duda que la reseNa histOrica de Estas mujeres, es una clara imagen y bello ejemplo, que tanto el Antiguo como el Nuevo Testamento nos heredan, de lo que es la iglesia: "El hermoso cuerpo de Cristo."

From U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera comes the powerful journey of Chicano teen Lucky Z. A former skateboarder who's anything but lucky, he finds triumph and power through his voice. Raw, cool, real--this novel in verse is a shout-out to teens to find the extraordinary in the ordinary, to raise their voice and find strength in the sheer and simple power of expression.

Lucky Z has always lived on the edge--he loved to skateboard, to drag race, to feel alive. But things have taken a turn--he's living with new foster parents and a tragic past. An accident changed everything. And...

The Upside Down Boy is award-winning poet Juan Felipe Herrera's engaging memoir of the year his migrant family settled down so that he could go to school for the first time. Juanito is bewildered by the new school, and he misses the warmth of country life. Everything he does feels upside down. He eats lunch when it's recess; he goes out to play when it's time for lunch; and his tongue feels like a rock when he tries to speak English. But a sensitive teacher and loving family help him to find his voice and make a place for himself in this new world through poetry, art, and music. Juan...

Every Sunday Juanito helps his grandmother sell old clothes beneth the rainbow-colored tents at the remate, the flea market. There, Juanito and his friends romp from booth to booth, fulfilling Grandma's vision of the remate as a sharing community of friendly give-and-take. Juanito gallops to the jewelry-man, who gives Juanito a copper bracelet and a watch for Grandma in exchange for her help sending money orders home to Mexico. Senora Vela gratefully accepts a bundle of Grandma's healing herbs in return for sacks of ruby red chiles. With every exchange Juanito learns firsthand what it...

At his new school or on the soccer field, all everyone wants to know is why Tomasito is in a wheelchair. His Papi gives Tomasisto a new pet to make him smile, but this bird is a little bit different from the rest. Before long, this boy-bird team discovers that there's more than one way to fly-on or off the soccer field-and that those cheers Tomasito hears from the sidelines just might be for him. Goooooooooooal Award-winning children's book author and poet Juan Felipe Herrera scores yet again with this sparkling story of self-empowerment and friendship. The brilliant acrylic paintings by...