Juana Medina was born and raised in Bogotá, Colombia, and came to the US to study at the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). She now lives in Washington, DC, where she teaches at the Corcoran College of Art. Visit her at JuanaMedina.com.
An eager camper struggles with a tent. Can patience solve her problem?
Lena's shoes are nervous about kindergarten. Can she convince them to be brave?
A young girl navigates the challenges of learning a new language and growing up in Colombia
Count playful creatures as they gather to create one big salad.
A granddaughter cherishes her grandmother's visit, discovering love transcends distance.
Being a baby is tougher than it looks. Discover why!
Juana faces unexpected changes: skating camp and a new sibling. Can she adapt?
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Authored
12
Illustrated
6
Collaborators
Picture books
13
Chapter books
1
Books published each year, stacked by book type.
The share of the catalog represented by each book type.
14
books
Every title in the Bookroo library, ordered from newest to oldest.
An eager camper struggles with a tent. Can patience solve her problem?
Being a baby is tougher than it looks. Discover why!
A granddaughter cherishes her grandmother's visit, discovering love transcends distance.
Juana faces unexpected changes: skating camp and a new sibling. Can she adapt?
A young girl learns to ride a bike.
Explore emotions and build emotional literacy with vibrant illustrations.
Families prepare for Pride, celebrating unity and self-expression.
Juana's world shifts when her mom plans to remarry and move. Can love keep things the same?
A lost dog who thinks he's a baked potato must find his way home.
Lena's shoes are nervous about kindergarten. Can she convince them to be brave?
An edible ABC circus unfolds with pasta performers.
A young girl navigates the challenges of learning a new language and growing up in Colombia
Count playful creatures as they gather to create one big salad.
A big dog, a little chick, and a stick spark an unexpected friendship.
Creative company
The authors and illustrators who share the credits across Juana Medina's books.
