@article{1558799,
      recid = {1558799},
      author = {Genhart, Michael, and Parra, John,},
      title = {Spanish is the language of my family /},
      pages = {1 volume (unpaged) :},
      note = {"Neal Porter Books."},
      abstract = {It's time to prepare for the school Spanish spelling bee,  and Manolo is determined to take home the grand prize.  Naturally, he turns to his loving abuela for help and  together they spell the words: H-e-r-m-o-s-o. Beautiful.  O-r-g-u-l-l-o-s-o. Proud. F-u-e-r-t-e.  Strong. While they  practice, Abuela shares stories of when she was a little  girl. Back then, students were not permitted to speak  Spanish in public school and were harshly treated for doing  so. Hearing these stories inspires Manolo to study even  harder. An empowering intergenerational story of family  ties, cultural pride, and healing, illustrated with  vibrancy and warmth by three-time Pura Belpré Honoree John  Parra, this story includes information on the history of  the National Spanish Spelling Bee, the prohibition on  speaking Spanish in public schools, and the Spanish  alphabet.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1558799},
}