Tabor, Nancy

A child describes how it feels when his mother drinks. Includes sources of help for children whose parents are alcoholics.

Albertina, Senora Cigurna and an assortment of funny animals fly through the alphabet.

Simple text and illustrations explore some of the similarities and differences that a child recognizes after moving to the United States from a Spanish-speaking country.

A child describes the differences between the country where she used to live and her new home in another part of the world, and discusses the benefits of trying to find things in common in order to make and keep friends. Presented in Spanish and English.

Presents an illustrated introduction to twelve popular English and Spanish idioms and figures of speech.

An assortment of animals swim, fly, jump, and slither through the numbers up to one hundred in this bilingual book.

Albertina, Senora Cigurna and an assortment of funny animals fly through the alphabet.

Discusses the many shared holidays and similar types of holidays celebrated in the United States and Mexico. Presented in English and Spanish.

Describes many of the different foods found at a Mexican market.

In We Are a Rainbow, the simple comparisons and vivid, cut-paper art show that people of different cultures can have a lot in common. The message is as universal as it is eloquent: building cultural bridges benefits everyone.