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Bob McKinnon (el) es escritor, anfitri n de podcast, autor de libros infantiles y maestro. El hilo que une todo su trabajo es su deseo de ayudar a que la gente mejore su vida, como muchos le han ayudado a el. Descubre mas sobre su trabajo y su sueno americano en movingupusa.com. THAI MY PHUONG es una ilustradora vietnamita que tiene una licenciatura de Bellas Artes en Diseno Interior. Tiene una gran pasi n por contar historias de manera visual y por educar a traves de editoriales internacionales, revistas, marcas comerciales y universidades. Actualmente, Phuong vive en Los ngeles con su esposo. Bob McKinnon (he/him) is a writer, podcast host, children's author, and teacher. What unites all of his work is the desire to help people move up in life-just as others have helped him. Learn more about his work and his own American dream story at movingupusa.com. Ariela Rudy Zaltzman is an author, translator, and editor of books in English, Spanish, and Spanglish. She has a BA in writing, literature, and publishing from Emerson College and an MTS focused on religion, literature, and culture from Harvard Divinity School. When she's not working on books, you can find Ariela flying on silks, spinning in a wheel, or trying out a new circus skill. Born and raised in Mexico City, Mexico, she now lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts. You can read more about her at Arielarz.com. Thai My Phuong (she/her) is a Vietnamese illustrator who graduated with a bachelor of fine arts in interior design. She has a deep passion for visual storytelling and teaching for international publishers, magazines, brands, and universities. Phuong currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband. Learn more at thaiphuong.net.
A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection ""This faithful translation of America's Dreaming brings this story about an immigrant girl’s first days at a U.S. school to life. This touching example about what different communities have in common succeeds by weaving parts of the U.S. immigrant past into América’s present as the girl navigates the halls of her elementary school and learns that her classmates also seek a place to belong. VERDICT An ideal book that can generate powerful conversations about what it takes to build a safe, strong, and inclusive community."" —Booklist
