Want more? Check out SCSL’s Spanish reading recommendations! 

SCSL’s Day by Day Literacy Calendar in Spanish. Each month has a host of activities to boost children’s reading power.

A young boy showcases his multicultural heritage by sharing what he is thankful for in Spanish and English. 

Traditional Spanish children’s music with lyrics in Spanish and English, plus musical notation for piano and guitar. 

Learn about mythic figures like Quetzalcoatl, traditional riddles, prayers, modern twists on folk traditions, and more from across the Hispanic cultures of the world. 

Language play and activities for children in two languages! Reading begins at home -- Programs for babies -- Programs for toddlers -- Programs for preschoolers -- Programs for school-age children.

When her father is diagnosed with Huntington's disease, eighteen-year-old Vanni abandons her plan to flee her small New Mexico hometown after high school graduation and instead spends the summer keeping herself busy with part-time jobs and boys, but that changes after she meets Leigh, whose friendship dares Vanni to ask herself big questions and make new plans.

A Handy Resource Guide for Marketing Your Library to Latinos From collection development to outreach programs, learn how to give your Hispanic community access to what they need in your library. 

From Winn-Dixie to Tiendas : the remaking of the new South / Owen J. Furuseth and Heather A. Smith -- New neighbors in Dixie : the community impacts of Latino migration to Tennessee / Anita I. Drever -- The South's silent bargain : rural reconstructuring, Latino labor and the ambiguities of migrant experience / Rebecca Maria Torres, E. Jeffrey Popke, and Holly M. Hapke -- Migrants, markets, and the transformation of natural resources management : galax harvesting in western North Carolina / Marla R.

Written by three experienced LIS professionals, Latinos in Libraries, Museums, and Archives demonstrates the meaning of cultural competence in the everyday work in libraries, archives, museums, and special collections with Latino populations. The authors focus on their areas of expertise including academic, school, public libraries, health sciences, archives, and special collections to show the importance of understanding how cultural competence effects the day-to-day communication, relationship building, and information provision with Latinos.