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Our little girl inherited Josefina from one of her aunts, and she loves her! I wanted her to learn more about Josefina's story, so we ordered this book. She has really loved hearing about Josefina and her sisters! Since my daughter is pretty young, I have to paraphrase the story. As we read, it's more of a conversation rather than a true read aloud. However, I bet if you have older kiddos, they'd love reading the book on their own. It integrates a bit of Spanish and has a few lovely illustrations to expand the story. It's a great peek into life in New Mexico in the late 1800s for a Mexican American family.


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Meet Josefina American Girl Valerie Tripp Susan McAliley Jean Paul Tibbles 0723232075157 Books Reviews

Well written a young girl could understand and learn how it was live during that time. Showed how enjoyed one another
Caring and wanting to learn work through hurt.
Received quickly. Very pleased.
Very impressed! It was in excellent condition.
This is a gift for my granddaughter for Christmas 😜
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Josefina is one of my daughter's favorite American girls and we recently taught a class on this particular girl. The themes of grieving a family member and learning bravery, as well as family loyalty are less than simple but well-told in these novels. Although not particularly literary, American Girl books are great at building interest, the plotlines are fairly tight, and they provide a great springboard for history lessons for homeschoolers or just for fun.
Our little girl inherited Josefina from one of her aunts, and she loves her! I wanted her to learn more about Josefina's story, so we ordered this book. She has really loved hearing about Josefina and her sisters! Since my daughter is pretty young, I have to paraphrase the story. As we read, it's more of a conversation rather than a true read aloud. However, I bet if you have older kiddos, they'd love reading the book on their own. It integrates a bit of Spanish and has a few lovely illustrations to expand the story. It's a great peek into life in New Mexico in the late 1800s for a Mexican American family.