A young, masked, underwear-clad boy takes on one opponent after another as he imagines the toys strewn on his floor as full-size wrestling rivals. Luckily, Niño has a series of patented moves to guarantee victory. He does in the Guanajuato Mummy with the Tickle Tackle. Olmec Head is defeated by the Puzzle Muzzle move. And El Chamuco is ruined with the Popsickle Slick. But the ticking clock warns of coming dread: "His sisters' nap is over. Time for Niño to tangle with Las Hermanitas!" Has Niño met his match in these two darling, diaper-clad girls? A vibrant picture book that integrates Spanish words and expressions into the English text is a dynamic and engaging portrait of a child's pretend play. Full of energy and humor, Yuyi Morales's words and pictures will have young readers and listeners cheering. An author's note provides information about Lucha libre, a "theatrical, action-packed style of professional wrestling that's popular throughout Mexico and many Spanish-speaking countries." Niño's story is rich with specific cultural references but universal in appeal. Among the elements adding to the fun are endpapers offering profiles of Niño and all his opponents. Highly Commended, 2014 Charlotte Zolotow Award (Ages 3-6)