Listen, a story comes = Escucha, viene un cuento / Teresa Pijoan ; translated from English by Sharon Franco.
Record details
- ISBN: 1878610597 :
- ISBN: 1878610422
- Physical Description: ix, 203 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
- Publisher: Santa Fe, N.M. : Red Crane Books, c1996.
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Formatted Contents Note: | Magic feather / Pluma magica -- Blue gate / Puerta azul -- Body changing / Cambiacuerpos -- Ankle bone / Hueso de tobillo -- Froth and lace / Espuma y encaje -- Magic colt / Potro magico -- Old woman of the swamp / Vieja de la cienaga -- Senor Juan and the devil / Senor Juan y el diablo -- Widow rabbit / Viuda coneja -- Cats in the closet / Gatos en el ropero -- Blacksmith / Herrero -- Moon lighter / Alumbraluna -- Words of wisdom / Don de la sabiduria -- Magic potion / Pocion magica -- Grandmother Cricket / Grilla abuela -- Meadowlark's song / Canto de la alondra -- Stuart, he's dead / Stuart, esta muerto -- Grandpa's wisdom / Sabiduria del abuelo. |
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Listen, a Story Comes: Escucha, Que Viene un Cuento : Escucha, Que Viene un Cuento
Stories come from the soul: the soul of the land, the souls of the people, the soul of the earth, and the soul of the Great Spirits. These lively stories from northern New Mexico blend elements from Native American, Latino, and Anglo sources and range from elaborate nursery rhymes to dark accounts of ghosts and spirits. The text is in English and Spanish.