This book is about a boy who tells his daily activities during the week. He also mentions the planet related to a particular day. He also talks about traditional celebrations in the United States such as Thanksgiving, Mardi grass and others.
This is book is bilingual.

Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss. ( )

"These bilingual poems reflect the multicultural life experiences of many Latino children in the United States today. They also celebrate the seven days of the week, a rich heritage shared by most regions of the world" wrote author Francisco X. Alarcon in the foreward of his book, Family Poemes for Every Day of the Week. Each day offers a collection of poems, written in both Spanish and English. The colourful illustrations add to the Laninx flavour and are, "...heavily inspired by the eternal beauty of Mexico's indigenous crafts" says illustrator Maya Gonzalez. Also a nice jumping off spot for those wanting to try their hand at free verse. ( )