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Folk Stories from the Hills of Puerto Rico /
Cuentos folklóricos de las montañas de Puerto Rico (Critical
Caribbean Studies) (English and Spanish Edition)
Paperback – May 17, 2021
Feathered Serpent, Dark Heart of Sky: Myths of
Mexico Paperback – May 22, 2018
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Borreguita
and the Coyote : A Tale from Ayutla, Mexico
What's a little lamb to do about a fierce coyote
that wants to eat her? Why, trick him, of course...and and trick
him again...and trick him one more time! Here's a lively retelling
of a Mexican folk tale by master story teller Verna Aardema,
illustrated in bold, winning colors by Petra Mathers.
The
Emerald Lizard: Fifteen Latin American Tales to Tell in
English and Spanish
A retelling in English and Spanish of fifteen
traditional tales from a variety of Latin American
countries.
De
oro y esmeraldas: mitos, leyendas y cuentos popules de
latinoam�rica
Entre las tribus de indios que habitaban las islas conocidas como
Puerto Rico, la Espanola (Haiti y la Republica Dominicana), Cuba,
Jamaica y las Bahamas se encontraban los tainos...
The
Llama's Secret : A Peruvian Legend Legends of the World)
A Peruvian rendition of the Great Flood
story, in which a llama warns the people and animals to seek
shelter on Huillcacato to avoid the rising sea, Mamacocha.
Jade
and Iron: Latin American Tales from Two Cultures
Subtitled, "Latin American Tales from Two
Cultures" this anthology is guaranteed to captivate young
minds. Part One contains mythic tales from the native inhabitants
explaining how the world came to be. There are warriors and
princesses who turn into towering volcanoes, an opossum who steals
fire for mankind, and a giant worm who drinks a river so people
can find fish. Part Two contains stories from the Europeans who
came to the New World and is about people's relationships with
each other and with nature. There's a mysterious woman magician
who escapes from jail on a flying boat, horses the color of
rainbows, and a jungle creature who enchants a young girl.
Jabutï
the Tortoise: A Trickster Tale from the Amazon
Another installment in Gerald McDermott's wise and
whimsical trickster series, Jabut� the Tortoise
tells the tale of the Amazon jungle's shiny-shelled
mischief-maker. Although Jabut� doesn't come across as
the most clever trickster around in this particular retelling...
The
Hummingbird King : A Guatemalan Legend (Legends of the World)
A young chief who had been protected by a
hummingbird is killed by his jealous uncle and then transformed
into a quetzal, symbol of freedom.
The Magic Bean Tree : A Legend from Argentina
Golden
Tales
This lush collection of twelve traditional Latin
American tales brings the history and culture of thirteen
countries into a vivid new perspective. Readers will have a unique
glimpse of the early indigenous cultures, and of the literature
that later blossomed with the blending of the Spanish and
Native cultures.
The Boy Who Wouldn't Obey : A Mayan Legend
The Golden Flower: A Taino Myth From Puerto Rico
Tio Conejo: (Uncle Rabbit) and Other Latin American Trickster Tales
Folk Tales from Chile (Library of Folklore)
The
Sea Serpent's Daughter: A Brazilian Legend (Legends of the
World)
Relates the traditional Brazilian legend
of how the Sea Serpent's gift of darkness to his daughter brings
night to the people of the rain forest.
The Dancing Turtle: A Folktale from Brazil
Creepy
Creatures and Other Cucuys
The stories in this collection curdle with the
creepy and crawling characters of traditional folklore.
These stories brim with the supernatural: the mysterious
disappearance of children who made deals with duendes, evil trolls
who live inside the walls of our houses; the ghostly specter of La
Llorona who floats along the creek bed, howling, "�Ay, mis
hijos!"; witches that turn into great white owls; a severed hand
that hurtles across floors and catches a death grip; and even the
Devil himself harvesting wayward souls.
The Witch's Face: A Mexican Tale
Un lazo a la luna: una leyenda peruana / Moon Rope: A Peruvian Folktale
Golden Tales : Myths and Legends from Latin America
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