Mi Abuelo César

Mi Abuelo Cesar is a beautifully illustrated picture book that celebrates family, heritage, and the legacy of Cesar Chavez through the eyes of his grandson. Written by Eduardo Chavez, this story introduces young readers to Cesar's values of compassion, serving your community, and justice. With intricate illustrations and accessible storytelling, Mi Abuelo Cesar is perfect for children ages 5-9, classrooms learning about American history, and families who want to share the power of standing up for what's right. A tribute to the bond between grandfather and grandson, this story encourages empathy, courage, and pride in one's roots.

Author: Eduardo Chávez
Publisher: Latindia Studios
Published: 09/25/2025
Pages: 36
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.87lbs
Size: 10.75h x 8.25w x 0.25d
ISBN: 9798218769048
Audience: Ages 9-12

About the Author
Chávez, Eduardo: - Eduardo Chavez, the grandson of renowned civil rights leader Cesar Chavez and Cuban revolutionary Max Lesnik, upholds the legacy of two influential families dedicated to activism and social justice. His deep rooted commitment to activism influenced his feature documentary, Hailing Cesar released April 2018. Since its debut, Eduardo has screened the film and spoken at over 100 universities across the country. Eduardo is also the co-founder of Latindia Studios and creator and host of We Are Latinx, a podcast that explores the intersection of Latinx culture with the work and identity of its guests. Eduardo has delivered inspiring talks at over 100 colleges and high schools across America since 2018. His work highlights the vital contributions of farmworker communities, immigrants, and other underrepresented groups, fostering awareness and appreciation for their impact. Beyond advocacy, Eduardo connects with young audiences through powerful discussions on personal identity and self-discovery, encouraging them to embrace their stories and find their place in the world.Barajas, Evelyn: - Evelyn Barajas is a first-generation Latina and self-taught artist, raised in Lynwood, California. She is the illustrator of Maya, Princess of Tortillas and has collaborated with nonprofits, small businesses, and community leaders, sharing her art through a variety of projects. Inspired by her Mexican heritage, Oaxacan indigenous roots, and first-gen experiences, Evelyn creates vibrant art that highlights her community, celebrates diversity, and uplifts young readers. She lives in Fresno, California, with her husband and two daughters. When she's not teaching or creating, she enjoys hot yoga, morning reads, and time with family and friends.

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