Amaya Nuñez loves her 5th floor apartment in Washington Heights, especially since she can knock on her bedroom wall and send messages to her best friend Aracelys Rodriguez. These two girls, who are more like sisters than friends, spend raining days together, plant sidewalk flowers, and splash in opened hydrants on sweaty summer days. When Aracelys joins Amaya on her family’s Vermont vacation, they discover that away from Washington Heights, they don’t like the same things. Can best friends still be best friends?
Amaya Nuñez loves her 5th floor apartment in Washington Heights, especially since she can knock on her bedroom wall and send messages to her best friend Aracelys Rodriguez. These two girls, who are more like sisters than friends, spend raining days together, plant sidewalk flowers, and splash in opened hydrants on sweaty summer days. When Aracelys joins Amaya on her family’s Vermont vacation, they discover that away from Washington Heights, they don’t like the same things. Can best friends still be best friends?
The Other Side of the Wall (Amaya Nuñez, Book #2) Trade Book (Hardcover)
Written ByAdria Quiñones
Illustrated byMrinali Alvarez
Written ByAdria Quiñones
Illustrated byMrinali Alvarez
Amaya Nuñez loves her 5th floor apartment in Washington Heights, especially since she can knock on her bedroom wall and send messages to her best friend Aracelys Rodriguez. These two girls, who are more like sisters than friends, spend raining days together, plant sidewalk flowers, and splash in opened hydrants on sweaty summer days. When Aracelys joins Amaya on her family’s Vermont vacation, they discover that away from Washington Heights, they don’t like the same things. Can best friends still be best friends?
Amaya Nuñez loves her 5th floor apartment in Washington Heights, especially since she can knock on her bedroom wall and send messages to her best friend Aracelys Rodriguez. These two girls, who are more like sisters than friends, spend raining days together, plant sidewalk flowers, and splash in opened hydrants on sweaty summer days. When Aracelys joins Amaya on her family’s Vermont vacation, they discover that away from Washington Heights, they don’t like the same things. Can best friends still be best friends?
Amaya Nuñez loves her 5th floor apartment in Washington Heights, especially since she can knock on her bedroom wall and send messages to her best friend Aracelys Rodriguez. These two girls, who are more like sisters than friends, spend raining days together, plant sidewalk flowers, and splash in opened hydrants on sweaty summer days. When Aracelys joins Amaya on her family’s Vermont vacation, they discover that away from Washington Heights, they don’t like the same things. Can best friends still be best friends?
Amaya Nuñez loves her 5th floor apartment in Washington Heights, especially since she can knock on her bedroom wall and send messages to her best friend Aracelys Rodriguez. These two girls, who are more like sisters than friends, spend raining days together, plant sidewalk flowers, and splash in opened hydrants on sweaty summer days. When Aracelys joins Amaya on her family’s Vermont vacation, they discover that away from Washington Heights, they don’t like the same things. Can best friends still be best friends?
Amaya Nuñez loves her 5th floor apartment in Washington Heights, especially since she can knock on her bedroom wall and send messages to her best friend Aracelys Rodriguez. These two girls, who are more like sisters than friends, spend raining days together, plant sidewalk flowers, and splash in opened hydrants on sweaty summer days. When Aracelys joins Amaya on her family’s Vermont vacation, they discover that away from Washington Heights, they don’t like the same things. Can best friends still be best friends?
Genre
Fiction, Realistic F
Fiction, Realistic Fiction
Language
English
JUVENILE FICTION / H
JUVENILE FICTION / Hispanic & Latino JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / Friendship Juvenile Fiction / Lifestyles / City & Town Life
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Amaya Nuñez loves her 5th floor apartment in Washington Heights, especially since she can knock on her bedroom wall and send messages to her best friend Aracelys Rodriguez. These two girls, who are more like sisters than friends, spend raining days together, plant sidewalk flowers, and splash in opened hydrants on sweaty summer days. When Aracelys joins Amaya on her family’s Vermont vacation, they discover that away from Washington Heights, they don’t like the same things. Can best friends still be best friends?
