The rise in the number of children’s bilingual and Spanish-language books available for sale in the U.S. is due to an increment in the number of Spanish-language books imported, and a surge in the number of Hispanic writers in the U.S. that publish in Spanish.

“Still, many award-winning Spanish-language authors—whether they live in the U.S., Latin America, or Spain—are not well known by American book buyers, though they should be.” Publishers Weekly compiled a list of some of the authors and illustrators whose books U.S. buyers should be on the lookout for. Check it out here.