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Family Tree Publishing

Ana Learns to Read

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Based on a true story – Created for second Language Learner of all ages – Ana’s family moved to the United States and now Ana was faced with learning in a new language and learning to read English. This heartwarming story follows a second language learners through the gradual step by step process of learning to read in English and some of the worries that students may have as they start a new school
PreK – 3

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8.5 x 8.5"

Reader's Favorite Reviews

“…utterly charming picture book…”

“…delicately captures the emotional spectrum of nervous anticipation, anxiety, and worry, gradually transitioning into the comforting embrace of newfound skills…”

“Author Pam Robbins has lovingly crafted a heartening experience in a book that beautifully navigates the complexities of adapting to a new language and school environment. The bright, hopeful narrative resonates with the emotional landscape of children facing linguistic and cultural shifts, with a clear balance between nerves, excitement, and the inevitable challenges that second language learners all face.”

“The illustrations by artist Eduardo Paj help to bring the emotions of the journey to life too.”

“The examples of how teachers and other students contribute to Ana’s learning experience are also valuable and should certainly be shared in any classroom where newcomers are present.”

“I would certainly recommend Ana Learns to Read as a work that imparts the importance of resilience but also fosters empathy by shedding light on the emotional journey of language adaptation, making it an invaluable addition to children's literature. “



Eduardo Paj

"I believe that the most precious moment occurs when all your ideas come to life and you are able to see the characters appear in front of your eyes."

See more of Eduardo Paj's work at https://eduardopajstudio.com