Josefina Cannot Make Round Tortillas

by Miguel Sepúlveda

Ten-year-old Josefina wants to make fresh tortillas just like her mother, who also learned to make tortillas from her mother. Creating homemade tortillas is an expression of love for family and friends. From kitchen safety to measuring ingredients, Josefina absorbs all the information her mother teaches her about cooking. As excited as she is about learning something new, Josefina never imagined making this family favorite would be so difficult, especially molding them into their classic round shape. Hers come out in funny shapes, and her twin brothers tease her about the odd-looking tortillas. Josefina’s parents try to keep the peace between the bickering children, but the teasing and arguing leads to a major confrontation within in the family. A book for young readers, Josefina Cannot Make Round Tortillas tells a story of determination, encouragement, forgiveness, and a family’s love for each other.

66 pages, Paperback

Published November 30, 2017

Reviews

[Gabe · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is one of the best books for kids in my opinion. It is family friendly and has a great plot to it. I greatly recommend you buy this book. It is a great read.