Pat Mora - Books

Books

Adult Books Poetry

  • Adobe Odes 69
  • Agua Santa/Holy Water
  • Aunt Carmen's Book of Practical Saints
  • Borders
  • Chants
  • Communion

Nonfiction

  • House of Houses
  • Nepantla
  • Zing

Young Adult Books Poetry

  • Dizzy in Your Eyes: Poems about Love (2010)
  • My Own True Name: New and Selected Poems for Young Adults (2000)

Children’s Books Rhymes and Poetry

  • This Big Sky
  • Book Fiesta! Celebrate Children's Day, Book Day/Celebremos el Día de los niños, el Día de los libros (bilingual)
  • Confetti: Poems for Children
  • Confeti: Poemas para niños (Spanish edition)
  • Delicious Hullabaloo: Pachanga deliciosa (bilingual)
  • The Desert Is My Mother/El desierto es mi madre(bilingual)
  • Gracias/Thanks
  • Join Hands: The Way We Celebrate
  • Love to Mamá: A Tribute to Mothers
  • ¡Marimba! Animales A-Z
  • The Song of St. Francis and the Animals
  • Uno, dos, tres: One, Two, Three
  • Yum! ¡Mmm! ¡Qué Rico! America's Sproutings
  • Yum! ¡Mmm! ¡Qué Rico! Brotes de las Américas(Spanish edition)

Prose

  • Abuelos
  • Abuelos (Spanish edition)
  • Agua Agua Agua
  • Agua Agua Agua (Spanish edition)
  • The Bakery Lady/La señora de la panaderia (bilingual)
  • A Birthday Basket for Tía
  • Doña Flor: A Tall Tale About a Giant Woman With a Great Big Heart
  • Doña Flor: Un Cuento de una Mujer Gigante con un Grande Corazón (Spanish edition)
  • The Gift of the Poinsettia: El regalo de la flor de nochebuena (bilingual)
  • A Library for Juana: The World of Sor Juana Inés
  • Una Biblioteca para Juana: El Mundo de Sor Juana Inés (Spanish edition)
  • Listen to the Desert: Oye al desierto
  • Maria Paints the Hills
  • My Family/Mi Familia series: Here Kitty, Kitty/¡Ven gatita, ven! (bilingual)
  • My Family/Mi Familia series: Let's Eat ¡A comer! (bilingual)
  • My Family/Mi Familia series: Sweet Dreams ¡Dulces sueños! (bilingual)
  • My Family/Mi Familia series: Wiggling Pockets/Los bolsillos saltarines (bilingual)
  • The Night the Moon Fell
  • La noche que se cayó la luna (Spanish edition)
  • Pablo's Tree
  • A Piñata in a Pine Tree: A Latino Twelve Days of Christmas
  • The Race of Toad and Deer
  • La carrera del sapo y el venado (Spanish edition)
  • The Rainbow Tulip
  • Tomás and the Library Lady
  • Tomás y la señora de la biblioteca (Spanish edition)

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