Juan Verdades: The Man Who Couldn't Tell a Lie / El hombre que no sabía mentir

The Lovesick Skunk

Adventures from the Land of Stories: The Mother Goose Diaries

Centaur Rising (Christy Ottaviano Books)

Exploring Science: Exploring Habitats

24 Hours In the Stone Age

The Pot of Wisdom: Ananse stories

Flower

Everyone Knows Gato Pinto: More Tales from Spanish New Mexico is a collection of folktales curated by Joe Hayes, a renowned storyteller known for his engaging retelling of Hispanic and Native American folklore. The book presents a series of enchanting stories that have been passed down through generations in the Spanish-speaking communities of New Mexico. Each tale is infused with the region's rich cultural heritage, blending humor, wisdom, and the supernatural. The character Gato Pinto, whose name means 'Spotted Cat' in Spanish, is a recurring figure in these tales, symbolizing the clever and mischievous spirit that animates the stories. Hayes' narrative style captures the oral tradition of storytelling, making the book a treasure trove for those interested in the folklore of the American Southwest and an enjoyable read for audiences of all ages.

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Chris Colfer, 2015

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Jane Yolen, 2014

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Graham Peacock, 1992

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Irene N. Watts, 2005