My Uncle Is Coming Tomorrow / Mañana viene mi tío (English-Spanish Bilingual Edition)
Sebastián Santana Camargo
My Uncle Is Coming Tomorrow / Mañana viene mi tío (English-Spanish Bilingual Edition)
Sebastián Santana Camargo
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English
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Description
"Pertinent to past events as well as what is happening today in Ukraine, this gives readers a jumping-off point for discussion."
—Booklist “A powerful work.”
—School Library Journal STARRED Review
"Pertinent to past events as well as what is happening today in Ukraine, this gives readers a jumping-off point for discussion."
—Booklist “A powerful work.”
—School Library Journal STARRED Review
Sebastián Santana Camargo is an illustrator, graphic designer, animator and visual artist who has published books throughout Latin America. He has won prizes for his work on the animated film AninA, and the Paul Cezanne Visual Arts Prize in 2018. The Argentinian edition of My Uncle Is Coming Tomorrow won the Grand Prize from ALIJA (IBBY Argentina) and the Argentina Prize for best illustrated book. Elisa Amado was born in Guatemala, where more than 200,000 people were killed or disappeared during the Cold War. She emigrated to Canada in 1971.
—Booklist “A powerful work.”
—School Library Journal STARRED Review
"Santana Camargo’s deceptively simple black line drawings against stark white paper allow for no meandering of attention….A hard truth for hard times."
—Kirkus STARRED Review
"Pertinent to past events as well as what is happening today in Ukraine, this gives readers a jumping-off point for discussion."
—Booklist “A powerful work.”
—School Library Journal STARRED Review
"Santana Camargo’s deceptively simple black line drawings against stark white paper allow for no meandering of attention….A hard truth for hard times."
—Kirkus STARRED Review
Sebastián Santana Camargo is an illustrator, graphic designer, animator and visual artist who has published books throughout Latin America. He has won prizes for his work on the animated film AninA, and the Paul Cezanne Visual Arts Prize in 2018. The Argentinian edition of My Uncle Is Coming Tomorrow won the Grand Prize from ALIJA (IBBY Argentina) and the Argentina Prize for best illustrated book. Elisa Amado was born in Guatemala, where more than 200,000 people were killed or disappeared during the Cold War. She emigrated to Canada in 1971.