Ana & Rana
$20.00
Ana & Rana is a heartwarming bilingual children’s story about a young Latina girl with a big dream: to become a doctor and care for her community.
With her cheerful frog companion, Rana, by her side, Ana puts on her play doctor’s coat and sets out to help neighbors with colds, scraped knees, tummy aches, and more. Along the way, she discovers that healing is about more than bandages and medicine. It is also about kindness, compassion, culture, and helping others feel seen.
Inspired by the familiar phrase “Sana, sana, colita de rana,” this beautifully illustrated English-Spanish story celebrates Latino culture, community care, and representation in medicine. Created as an LMSA National production, Ana & Rana encourages young readers to dream boldly and imagine themselves as the physicians and healthcare leaders of tomorrow.
Recommended for: Children ages 3–8, bilingual families, classrooms, clinics, hospitals, medical student outreach programs, and anyone who believes children should be able to see themselves in medicine.
Description
Ana & Rana is a heartwarming bilingual children’s story about a young Latina girl with a big dream: to become a doctor and care for her community.
With her cheerful frog companion, Rana, by her side, Ana puts on her play doctor’s coat and sets out to help neighbors with colds, scraped knees, tummy aches, and more. Along the way, she discovers that healing is about more than bandages and medicine. It is also about kindness, compassion, culture, and helping others feel seen.
Inspired by the familiar phrase “Sana, sana, colita de rana,” this beautifully illustrated English-Spanish story celebrates Latino culture, community care, and representation in medicine. Created as an LMSA National production, Ana & Rana encourages young readers to dream boldly and imagine themselves as the physicians and healthcare leaders of tomorrow.
Recommended for: Children ages 3–8, bilingual families, classrooms, clinics, hospitals, medical student outreach programs, and anyone who believes children should be able to see themselves in medicine.