What to read after Our Little Cuban Cousin?

Mary Hazelton Blanchard Wade's "Our Little Cuban Cousin" offers readers a glimpse into the life and culture of Cuba through the experiences of a young Cuban child. The narrative follows the character as they navigate their daily routines, traditions, and interactions with family and friends. Set against the backdrop of Cuba, the story unfolds with themes of cultural exploration, friendship, and the celebration of unique traditions. Through the character's interactions with their surroundings and their engagement with local customs, readers gain insights into the richness of Cuban life. The novella delves into themes of identity, unity, and the beauty of diverse cultures. As the character embraces their Cuban heritage and connects with others, they embody the qualities of curiosity and an appreciation for the values that shape their world. "Our Little Cuban Cousin" celebrates cultural diversity and fosters an understanding of different ways of life. Mary Hazelton Blanchard Wade's storytelling invites readers to connect with the character's experiences, cultivating a sense of empathy and an appreciation for the similarities and differences that make each culture unique.