Joanna Solins Books

Baseball In The Barrios

By Kristine Thorson, JOANNA KORBA, William Lawrence, Dorothy S. Strickland, Jean Craighead George, SUsan McCloskey, ROGER C. FARR, Kate L. McGovern, Kathryn E. Lewis, Henry Horenstein, Patricia West, Patricia Ann Lynch, Evelyn Wilde Mayerson, Andrea Davis Pinkney, Michael Dorris, SHARON FEAR, Joanna Solins, Andrew Clements, Harcourt Brace & Company, Jean Fritz, Deborah Hopkinson, Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, Judith Irving, Polly Peterson, Anne Sibley O'Brien, Alma Flor ADA, Team Work, Nomi J. Waldman, Thomas Locker, Robert R. O'Brien, Iris Littleman, Nicolas Grant, Isabel L. Beck, Lillian Rose, Walter Farley, Mo Philips, Mary P Solins, Distant Voyages, Look Inside, Changing Planet, Express Yourself, School Rules, American Adventure

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join Nine-year-old Hubaldo Romero Páez In Venezuela As He Introduces His Friends, His Family, And His Favorite Sportbaseball. Complemented By A Map And An English-spanish Baseball Glossary, H...

Fall leaves

By Joanna Solins

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As you read, notice how the author helps you understand what you might see in the fall.

On the beach

By Joanna Solins

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What are some things you might find in the sand at a beach?

Baseball in the barrios

By Henry Horenstein

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Hubaldo's life as a fifth grader in a barrio in Venezuela centers around his love for the country's most popular sport, its teams, and its players.

Meet the Feet

By Joanna Solins

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