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Miracle on 133rd Street
Miracle on 133rd Street | Sonia Manzano
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An urban family’s dilemma becomes a community celebration in this delectable holiday treat from Sonia Manzano, also known as “Maria” on Sesame Street. It’s Christmas Eve and Mami has bought a delicious roast for a Christmas feast. But, oh no! It’s too big to fit in the oven. Jose and Papa need to find an oven big enough to cook Mami’s roast. As they walk from door to door through their apartment building, no one seems to be in the Christmas spirit. So they head down the street to find someone willing to help, and only when they do, lo and behold, the scent—the itself magical smell—of dinner begins to spread, and holiday cheer manifests in ways most unexpected. Sonia Manzano from Sesame Street and two-time Caldecott Honor-recipient Marjorie Priceman have cooked up a Christmas tale about how the simplest things—like the tantalizing smell of Christmas dinner and the sharing of it—can become a holiday miracle.
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When José‘s Puerto Rican mother finds that her roast doesn‘t fit in her small American oven, José and his father set out to find a way to cook the roast. Along the way they bring community together and celebrate the joy of the Christmas holiday.

Colorful and fanciful illustrations by Marjorie Priceman perfectly capture the spirit of the story.

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