Review Detail
5.0 1
Kids Fiction
681
Every family member matters
(Updated: June 15, 2026)
Overall rating
5.0
Plot
5.0
Characters
5.0
Writing Style
5.0
Illustrations/Photos (if applicable)
5.0
Thank you to Emma Otheguy, Sara Palacios and Simon and Schuster for a copy of Martina Has Too Many Tias. I love reviewing childrens' books and sharing them with a teacher friend afterwards.
Martina Has Too Many Tias is based on La Cucaracha Martina, a Caribbean folktale.
I thought this story was very cute from the start of Martina's complaints about her tias to her escape and return.
The tias made me laugh as I have a couple of aunts just like a couple of them and could understand Martina's views. My favorite part of this adorably illustrated story was Martina's escape. I thought it was very creative way to show how important all family members are - even the ones who annoy us.
Really well written, creative and an adorable way to teach such an important lesson.
Martina Has Too Many Tias is based on La Cucaracha Martina, a Caribbean folktale.
I thought this story was very cute from the start of Martina's complaints about her tias to her escape and return.
The tias made me laugh as I have a couple of aunts just like a couple of them and could understand Martina's views. My favorite part of this adorably illustrated story was Martina's escape. I thought it was very creative way to show how important all family members are - even the ones who annoy us.
Really well written, creative and an adorable way to teach such an important lesson.
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