Once Around the Block / Una Vuelta a la Manzana

A bilingual ABCs book that fills you in on all the fun neighborhood chatter!

Un libro bilingüe del abecedario que te pone al corriente del chisme divertido del vecindario!

There's always a lot of action in the neighborhood where Mr. Lozano lives: Amelia argues with Anita; Benito loves bean burritos but not bumblebees; Chuy, Toño, Lluvia just arrived from Chihuahua; and Zacarias is catching some Zs on Zachary Street. José Lozano's wacky little stories and illustrations combine Mexican culture with the neighborhood charm of Sesame Street to make for a wonderful read-aloud ABC book in Spanish and English.

Siempre hay mucha acción en el vecindario del señor Lozano--Amelia alegua con Anita; Benito ama los burritos de frijoles; Chuy, Toño y Lluvia acaban de llegar de Chihuahua; y Zacarías duerme en la calle Zachary. Las historias e ilustraciones imaginativas de José Lozano combinan la cultura mexicana con el encanto vecinal de Sesame Street para crear un maravilloso libro del abecedario para leerle a niños y niñas en español e inglés.

Author: José Lozano
Publisher: Cinco Puntos Press
Published: 05/30/2023
Pages: 32
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.29lbs
Size: 7.39h x 10.95w x 0.09d
ISBN13: 9781941026083
ISBN10: 1941026087
Language: Spanish
BISAC Categories:
- Juvenile Fiction | Concepts | Alphabet
- Juvenile Fiction | Hispanic & Latino
- Juvenile Fiction | Family | General (see also headings under Social Themes)

About the Author

José Lozano is an author and artist from California. Born in Los Angeles, his family moved to Ciudad Juárez, México, when he was a baby. Growing up on the border, he found many of the cultural touchstones that continue to influence his work today--bad Mexican cinema, fotonovelas, ghost stories, and comic books. He attributes his storytelling skills to his mother Dolores. Besides making his own art, he teaches art classes for kids and adults in the Los Angeles area. joselozano.net

José Lozano is an author and artist from California. Born in Los Angeles, his family moved to Ciudad Juárez, México, when he was a baby. Growing up on the border, he found many of the cultural touchstones that continue to influence his work today--bad Mexican cinema, fotonovelas, ghost stories, and comic books. He attributes his storytelling skills to his mother Dolores. Besides making his own art, he teaches art classes for kids and adults in the Los Angeles area.