So Many Questions: Abuela Becomes a Us Citizen

So Many Questions: Abuela Becomes a Us Citizen - Hardcover

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So Many Questions: Abuela Becomes a Us Citizen - Hardcover

So Many Questions: Abuela Becomes a Us Citizen - Hardcover

by Belen Medina
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Book Overview

Inspired by the author's own abuelita, this tribute to becoming a US citizen follows a young girl who helps her grandmother prepare for America's citizenship test.

Anita's abuela is taking a very important test soon: the exam to become a US citizen! If Abuelita passes, she'll finally be able to achieve her life-long dream. Anita and her abuela review the questions everywhere they go: at the tiendita, at the open mercado, all around the barrio. But will Abuelita pass the test?

This ode to immigrants, beautifully brought to life by illustrator Heidi Moreno, will fascinate and educate readers about what it takes to become a US citizen.


  • Includes the full list of 100 questions for the US citizenship test - with answers
  • Inspired by the author's grandmother's path to citizenship
ISBN9780063258952
Author Belen Medina
PublisherQuill Tree Books
GenreChildren and Family
FormatHardcover
PublishedAugust 2026
LanguageENG- English
Pages32
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceKids and Teens & young adults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Belen Medina

Belen Medina, the daughter of Mexican immigrants, was born and raised in California's Central Valley. She spent her childhood summers with her extended family in Mexico and has been navigating two cultures her entire life. She is a Lee & Low New Voices Award Honoree and an Ann Paul Whitford Award Honoree. Belen's debut picture book, Daughter of theLight-Footed People: The Story of Indigenous Marathon Champion Lorena Ramírez, received three starred reviews and was named a best book of the year by School Library Journal and the Horn Book.

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