The Same Luna and Dick Smith Hazel comes face-to-face with a

Hazel comes face-to-face with a surprise: a second Hazel

It’s not grounded in empiricism

The Optickal Illusion demonstrates the lengths women must go to make their mark on a society that seeks to underplay their abilities

With his love of learning and the game of Scrabble

' With their patient pacing and a sense of quiet reverence

The Same Luna and Dick Smith Hazel comes face-to-face with aA heartwarming picture book that celebrates Puerto Rican culture, family traditions, and the universal search for belongingperfect for bicultural and bilingual families everywhere. Everything is different on the islandthe language, the flavors, even the dance steps! Luna wants to feel at home with her familia. But what if their differences are stronger than what they share? A story of identity, belonging, and the love that connects families across