Description
Paperback cover has some wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
Juana Martinez-Neal’s heartwarming picture book “Alma and How She Got Her Name” takes readers on a multigenerational journey through a young girl’s curiosity about her name. With its vibrant illustrations and tender storytelling, this book celebrates the richness of cultural heritage and the profound connections that bind families across generations.
Martinez-Neal draws inspiration from her Peruvian roots, infusing the narrative with warmth and authenticity. As Alma learns the origins of her name from her father, grandmother, and other relatives, she discovers the layers of meaning woven into each syllable, each a cherished tribute to the strong women who came before her.
This gently used copy invites readers to immerse themselves in the tapestry of Alma’s family history, tracing the threads of tradition, resilience, and love that have been passed down through the generations. Martinez-Neal’s lyrical prose and exquisite artwork combine to create a timeless treasure that will resonate with children and adults alike, fostering a deeper appreciation for one’s roots and the power of storytelling to bridge divides.