150. Author Alejandra Domenzain discusses her new children’s book Para Todos For All published by Hard Ball Press - Buy Your Copy Today

“This is a beautiful, powerful book… This story is a great tool for educators and will inspire children to share their stories… This book should be in every library, school, and home.” Julie Su, California Secretary of Labor, President Biden’s nominee for U.S.Deputy Secretary of Labor “As an immigrant myself, the book brought tears of joy thinking of the thousands of young Flors who will see themselves in this book and realize they too can make a difference.” Julieta Garibay, Co-founder of United We Dream “Alejandra gives us a gift of courage and endurance… A magnificent book and model for all ages, schools and communities.” – Juan Felipe Herrera, Poet Laureate of the USA, Emeritus Buy your copy: <a href='http://hardballpress.com/little-heroes.html'>http://hardballpress.com/little-heroes.html</a> Overview of <a href='http://hardballpress.com/little-heroes.html'>Para Todos For All </a> PFlor and her father leave their beloved country for the promise of a land called For All. Dad works long hours for little pay, while Flor struggles to find her place in school. In time, Flor realizes that not having the proper immigration papers means her father must work in unfair & unsafe conditions, and that doors of opportunity will be closed to her. Flor picks up her green pen and writes from the heart about immigrants excluded from "justice for all." She inspires others to take action in the hope their new country will live up to its ideals. A timely, bilingual story written in musical rhyme, beautifully illustrated, calling children to compassion and courage. About the Author (via <a href='https://www.thechildrensbookreview.com/2021/03/for-all-para-todos-by-alejandra-domenzain-dedicated-review'>Children’s Book Review</a>) - Alejandra Domenzain is the daughter of Mexican immigrants. She was born in the United States, and her family moved back to Mexico and then returned to stay when she was six years old. Alejandra was always passionate about advocating for social justice, and has worked in the field of immigrant l