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Accordionly Janet Zollinger Giele In Spaces for Consumption StevenIn this charming and clever family tale, Accordionly blends two cultures into one family. Story follows a young boy with a grandfather of Mexican heritage and a grandfather of Swiss origin who find common ground and connection through their shared passion of music (an accordion). He brings his family closer together with the help of his grandfathers, who immigrated from different countries, through the music of the accordion.