Our research from Léanme: Spanish Children's Literature frames the economic and health outcomes related to access to literature at a young age. For this project, we focus on access to children’s literature in Spanish and outcomes directly related to children who primarily speak Spanish. Specifically, we investigated the community of Crawfordsville to understand the local implications of access to this literature. Research was conducted and data collected pertaining to the content, quality, and quantity of the Crawfordsville Public Library’s collection of children’s literature in Spanish, as well as local statistics provided by Crawfordsville Elementary School to analyze this data. Our research from this project suggests the importance of reading as an adolescent for obtaining positive health and economic outcomes.