Carmen T. Bernier-Grand

This book although in poetry style provides you with a pretty good idea of who Diego Rivera was and what has life was like. It was a fun and easy read considering the length. I think the way the book was organized was pretty clever as well. Each chapter is organized into a poem title and talks about a different aspect of his life.

This book shows how two different groups of culture look at each other and want to be friends, regardless if they can't communicate with their words. They become friends despite the language barrier.

In We Laugh Alike / Juntos Nos Reímos, two groups of three friends meet at a park. The groups observe each other, then find a way to play together, even though they speak different languages (English and Spanish). They wind up in a big game of jump rope, counting in both languages. At the end of the day, they plan to meet again mañana / tomorrow.