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The Rooster who Went to His Uncle's Wedding: A Latin American Folktale

The Rooster who Went to His Uncle's Wedding: A Latin American Folktale

Published in
1993
3.64
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Description

In this cumulative folktale from Latin America, the sun sets off a chain of events which results in the cleaning of Rooster's beak in time for his uncle's wedding.
Age
7-8
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
40 pages
Book in series
#2

Why to read

  • Folktales often carry important moral lessons, and this book is no exception. It imparts values such as perseverance, resourcefulness, and the importance of family, which are universal themes that resonate with readers of all ages.
  • Reading 'The Rooster who Went to His Uncle's Wedding' provides a wonderful opportunity to immerse oneself in Latin American culture and folklore, offering insights into the region's traditions, values, and storytelling techniques.
  • Authored by Alma Flor Ada, an acclaimed writer and educator, the book is an excellent resource for language development, particularly for children. It presents the story in a way that is engaging and accessible, helping to build vocabulary and comprehension skills.
  • The whimsical tale of a rooster attending his uncle's wedding is sure to captivate readers with its humor and imaginative scenarios. It's a delightful read that entertains while sparking the imagination, making it a perfect story for both children and adults to enjoy.