Reviews for The Woodcutter's Gift
Criticas Connection - December 2007
A heartwarming story that could be set in any Latin American small town, and the colorful, full-page illustrations depict
daily life in a small community. Great for reading aloud, this title can spark a meaningful discussion about the role of art
in the community.
Today's Catholic newspaper - December 2007
A captivating book on the meaning of sharing and inner beauty.
Reviews of Lupita's Papalote
School Library Journal - October 2002
Lupita finds herself aloft and carried away by the enthusiastic kite -- or is she? Young readers will find the hint of
doubt (fact or imagination?) intriguing. This positive family story is a great way to start off a new school year or a unit
on kites.
Nana's Book Warehouse - El Almacen de Libros de Nana
Fall 2002/Winter 2003 (Review of Lupita's Papalote)
Pinata Books has produced another beautiful bilingual Spanish/English book with a wondrous message for children. It is
a great book for young readers, equally great to read to the non-reader. The book should be in libraries, classrooms, and
homes for families to enjoy.
