Alma a casa/Alma en casa (Edizione bilingue)

The bilingual format is perfect for our bedtime routine—my toddler points at Alma’s house and I read each page in English, then we switch to Spanish. The Caldecott connection makes it feel special, and the board pages held up to her enthusiastic page-turning.

The bilingual format is a brilliant touch—I can read the Spanish side to my daughter while my husband takes the English, and the board book pages are sturdy enough for her grabby hands. It’s already become our bedtime favorite.

My toddler loves pointing at each room and hearing me say the words in both English and Spanish, and the board book pages are thick enough to survive his enthusiastic page-turns. It’s a sweet little tour that makes learning feel like play.