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Cynthia Harmony is an educational psychologist who has created exhibits and bilingual learning materials for children and science museums. Originally from Mexico City, Cynthia is a children's author and translator, and this is her debut picture book. Teresa Martinez is the illustrator of numerous books for children, including The Halloween Tree, Sing with Me- The Story of Selena Quintanilla, and It's Not a Bed, It's a Time Machine. She lives in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Mi Ciudad Sings is both a heartwarming ode to the musical heart of a city and a reminder that even though the tune may change, we are strongest when we lift our voices and our hands together in hope and love. ---Andrea Wang, author of WATERCRESS Harmony's sweet story line about humanresilience is brought to vivid life by Martinez's illustrations, which clearly mirror the movement ofa tumultuous natural disaster, as well as the joy in recuperating after such an event. A helpfulglossary sits at the back of the book, ready to help young readers with the Spanish vocabularyand phrases present in the text. ---Booklist reivew Mi Ciudad Sings is a lovely poem about community, friendship, and hope. !Me encanta! ---Margarita Engle, Newbery Honor Winning author and Young People's Poet Laureate Emeritus In this sweet and hopeful story, Harmony pays homage to the city of her birth. At first the streets of Mexico City ring with happy sounds and song as the young protagonist stomps, skips, and leaps through her neighborhood. With the great rumble of an earthquake, there is suddenly silence, and new sounds--of fear. Soon though, hands clasp together as people help each other, and the ciudad wakes up once again to music. ---Monica Brown, award-winning author
