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Every summer night in Mission, Texas, a small taco truck lights up the street. For thirteen-year-old Xavier, the truck isn't just where his abuela, Rosa, cooks, it's where he spends his summer working beside her, saving money for school clothes and new shoes, and listening to the quiet stories people bring with them when they come hungry. Some customers say Abuela Rosa's tacos help them sleep better. Others say they remind them of home. No one can explain why. As the summer passes, Xavier begins to notice small changes. People arrive tired and leave a little lighter. A girl who never smiles finally does. A man stands a little straighter after he eats. The magic, if it exists, is never loud, but it's always there. Warm, heartfelt, and gently magical, El Camión de los Sueños is a middle-grade novel about family, hard work, cultural roots, and the power of caring for others. Set in the Rio Grande Valley, this story celebrates the quiet moments that shape us, and the belief that some things don't need to be explained to matter. Perfect for readers ages 9 and up, fans of magical realism, and anyone who believes stories are best shared under warm lights at the end of a long day. By Synicah Daunte Parker

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