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Biografisk notat
F. Isabel Campoy is a poet, playwright, songwriter, storyteller, and educator. She has authored numerous children’s books, both in English and Spanish, on the art and culture of the Hispanic world. F. Isabel Campoy es una poeta, drama-turga, compositora de canciones y narradora de cuentos. Ha escrito una gran variedad de libros para niños en inglés y en español. Brizida Magro is an illustrator originally from Portugal who now resides in Boulder, Colorado, with her two cats and partner. She graduated with a BFA in illustration from Brigham Young University and an MFA in graphic design from Utah State University and has illustrated several books, including Let Me Call You Sweetheart and Saturday at the Food Pantry. She is passionate about rock climbing, wandering the world, and bringing stories to life. Theresa Howell began her career in publishing as a children’s book editor at Rising Moon, where she helped to establish the bilingual imprint Luna Rising. She is the author of several children’s books with an artistic and cultural focus."[A] child-friendly testament to the power of collective action, [and] an inspiring ode to books and the heroes who make them available to those in need." — Kirkus Reviews
Inspired by real-life book bike programs, this magnificent picture book from the authors of Maybe Something Beautiful celebrates how one child’s small act can transform communities.
Lía loves books, and she reads all the time—even while walking her trusty bike through town. But sometimes books can be hard to come by. When Lía discovers her neighbors are as eager for books as she is, she takes a page from the heroes she has read about and pedals into action! Taking inspiration from the many books-and-bikes projects across the world, Books on Bikes salutes the kind hearts and innovative acts of everyday people who spread community through the magic of reading.
- Also available in a Spanish-language edition
- Don’t miss the authors’ award-winning Maybe Something Beautiful, illustrated by three-time Pura Belpré winner and bestselling illustrator Rafael López