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Mexikid Dreams: A Memoir
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Mexikid Dreams: A Memoir
Narrado por:
Oscar Emmanuel Fabela, Elena Rey, Avi Roque, Fernando Monroy, Daisy Guevara, Kevin Orduño, Alejandro Vargas-Lugo, Omar Leyva, Cynthia Farrell, Christophe Landa, Daniel Galo, Yuuki Luna, Mark Sanderlin, Brad Grusnick
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Pedro Martin
Pedro Martín is sick of strawberries. Since he was seven, he’s spent every weekend and summer picking berries with his family under the hot sun. Sometimes it’s not so bad—Pedro’s an ace at “strawberry wars” with his siblings, and when a good song comes on the radio, the fields can come alive with music. But mostly, Pedro wishes he could just stay home watching Saturday cartoons, head to the beach like other kids, and not worry about immigration patrols. When his older brother gets a job away from the farm, freedom suddenly seems within arm’s reach: Pedro just has to prove to his dad that he’s ready to follow a different path! Maybe he can be a trombone player, or a cartoonist—if that’s even a real job. But as Pedro learns more about his parents’ and abuelito’s past, and the choices they made in order to open up more choices for him, he starts to understand that freedom isn’t just about leaving the fields—it’s about knowing where you came from and having the courage to draw your own life.
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Reseñas de la crítica
★ "Insightful, moving, hilarious—it’s simply a masterpiece. Every library should have one or more copies of this must-have." —School Library Journal, starred review
★ "Tales of strawberry fights and a malodorous outhouse (“Casa del Diablo”) will have readers in stitches, but the true heart of the story is the immigrant family working hard to make ends meet and provide better opportunities for the next generation. Martín highlights the intense labor of migrant farm workers, from families like his to undocumented workers who helped make ends meet for families back home in Mexico. Amid it all, Martín sneaks in entertaining lessons in history and cultural appreciation. The lively, lovingly detailed illustrations remain a delight. Mexikid is back, and he’s as hilarious and heartfelt as ever: more, please!" —Kirkus, starred review
★ "Martín candidly addresses the struggles of migrant workers, from low pay to the constant threat of la migra, but he never loses sight of his childhood perspective, in all its delightfully overconfident, well-meaning boldness. Clever visual storytelling with thoughtful color shifts and fantastic layouts carry beautifully expressive artwork that clearly communicates all the complicated feelings Pedro has about sharecropping and his future. There’s a lot here, but Martín balances it all beautifully in an accomplished, poignant, and compassionate family chronicle that’s enlivened with pitch-perfect kid-humor. —Booklist, starred review
★ "Martín’s impeccable comedic chops balance literal potty humor (inspired by a nauseating outhouse) with introspection, as Pedro yearns to be like other kids while recognizing the extent of the sacrifices made by his parents and preceding generations." —The Horn Book, starred review
★ "Pedro’s snappy narration balances humor and sympathetic insight perfectly—while his sarcasm may come naturally, his empathy for his family as he finally begins to understand that all of them hold hopes that go beyond picking produce is hard won and meaningful." —The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, starred review
“Hilarious, heartbreaking, and deeply honest, Mexikid Dreams humanizes the immigrant experience at a crucial moment in our country’s existence.” —David Bowles, author of They Call Me Güero and My Two Border Towns
★ "Tales of strawberry fights and a malodorous outhouse (“Casa del Diablo”) will have readers in stitches, but the true heart of the story is the immigrant family working hard to make ends meet and provide better opportunities for the next generation. Martín highlights the intense labor of migrant farm workers, from families like his to undocumented workers who helped make ends meet for families back home in Mexico. Amid it all, Martín sneaks in entertaining lessons in history and cultural appreciation. The lively, lovingly detailed illustrations remain a delight. Mexikid is back, and he’s as hilarious and heartfelt as ever: more, please!" —Kirkus, starred review
★ "Martín candidly addresses the struggles of migrant workers, from low pay to the constant threat of la migra, but he never loses sight of his childhood perspective, in all its delightfully overconfident, well-meaning boldness. Clever visual storytelling with thoughtful color shifts and fantastic layouts carry beautifully expressive artwork that clearly communicates all the complicated feelings Pedro has about sharecropping and his future. There’s a lot here, but Martín balances it all beautifully in an accomplished, poignant, and compassionate family chronicle that’s enlivened with pitch-perfect kid-humor. —Booklist, starred review
★ "Martín’s impeccable comedic chops balance literal potty humor (inspired by a nauseating outhouse) with introspection, as Pedro yearns to be like other kids while recognizing the extent of the sacrifices made by his parents and preceding generations." —The Horn Book, starred review
★ "Pedro’s snappy narration balances humor and sympathetic insight perfectly—while his sarcasm may come naturally, his empathy for his family as he finally begins to understand that all of them hold hopes that go beyond picking produce is hard won and meaningful." —The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, starred review
“Hilarious, heartbreaking, and deeply honest, Mexikid Dreams humanizes the immigrant experience at a crucial moment in our country’s existence.” —David Bowles, author of They Call Me Güero and My Two Border Towns
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