Raquel Reyes Saves the Wedding (Girl of the Year 2026)

Raquel Reyes Saves the Wedding (Girl of the Year 2026) - Paperback

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Raquel Reyes Saves the Wedding (Girl of the Year 2026)

Raquel Reyes Saves the Wedding (Girl of the Year 2026) - Paperback

by Angela Cervantes
$7.99
Sale price  $7.99 Regular price 

Book Overview

Fun family adventures at the beach and in an old mansion feature wild dolphins, a hundred-year-old diary, a pickleball tournament, and a wedding! Read all about American Girl's 2026 Girl of the Year, Raquel, in this all-new original illustrated novel!

Raquel is excited about a big family reunion and wedding. She's looking forward to reuniting with her cousin Sloan. But instead of being as close as sisters, Sloan is moody and standoffish. What's troubling her. Raquel wants to earn her cousin's trust, but how? A dolphin discovery, an ancestor's diary, and a pickleball tournament bring the girls closer. Sloan admits that a letter from her birthmother has left her wondering where she belongs. Raquel assures her that family isn't just about history or blood--it's about love, loyalty, and showing up for one another.
ISBN9781683372431
Author Angela Cervantes
PublisherAmerican Girl Publishing Inc
GenreChildren, Family, and Education
FormatPaperback
PublishedNovember 2025
LanguageENG- English
Pages144
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Angela Cervantes

Angela Cervantes is the award-winning author of several beloved children's novels including Lety Out Loud, which won a Pura Belpré Honor Award. Angela's other children's novels include Anomalies 53: Into the Shadows; The Cursed Moon; Maritza: Lead With Your Heart, an American Girl book; Gaby, Lost and Found; Allie, First at Last; and the Frida Kahlo-inspired mystery, Me, Frida and the Secret of the Peacock Ring. In addition to her original work, Angela adapted Coco: The Junior Novelization and Encanto: The Junior Novelization. Angela began writing stories featuring Latina main characters when she was nine years old because she wanted books that reflected her friends and her community.

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