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Washakie - The Little Indian Boy, by Karen Lynch HarleySummaryWashakie, a young Haliwa-Saponi Indian boy, actively engages with his grandma as she recounts his favorite story, the "Bear in the Woods." This tale features Running Deer, a young boy very similar to Washakie. Running Deer's energy and curiosity to join his brothers and father in the tribal hunt leads him to an encounter with a Momma Bear and her cub in the woods. The story reflects the rich life and culture of the Red Earth People (the Haliwa-Saponi Indian tribe), and their connection to Mother Earth and Great Spirit. Running Deer and Washakie share the experience of learning to listen to their elders and respect the order of the natural world around them. Bilingual - English/ Tutelo-Saponi.Dewey Category: ERecommended Age: 04-10 yearsBISAC Heading Suggestions: JUV001000 JUVENILE FICTION / Action & Adventure / GeneralJUV002030 JUVENILE FICTION / Animals / BearsJUV005000 JUVENILE FICTION / Boys & MenJUV007400 JUVENILE FICTION / Diversity & MulticulturalJUV023000 JUVENILE FICTION / Lifestyles / Country LifeJUV009050 JUVENILE FICTION / Concepts / Senses & SensationsJUV013000 JUVENILE FICTION / Family / GeneralJUV013030 JUVENILE FICTION/Family/MultigenerationalJUV039220 JUVENILE FICTION/Social Themes/Values & VirtuesJUV012020 JUVENILE FICTION / Fairy Tales & Folklore / Country & CulturalJUV013100 JUVENILE FICTION / Family / GrandparentsJUV082000 JUVENILE FICTION / First NationsJUV083010 JUVENILE FICTION / Indigenous / Animal StoriesJUV083070 JUVENILE FICTION / Indigenous / Oral StoriesJUV083040 JUVENILE FICTION / Indigenous / Family LifeJUV011040 JUVENILE FICTION / Native American

Papo y sus amigos Manuel, Paco y Pipo están aburridos y tienen calor, demasiado calor, incluso para jugar un juego. No saben qué hacer. Pero cuando Manuel sugiere una delicia helada, refrescante y económica - "Limbers" - los amigos entran en acción para buscar sus vellones, corren a la casa de Don Ramón, el hombre de los Limbers, para disfrutar de sus delicias heladas llenas de deliciosos sabores de frutas y ¡el día se transforma! Este cuento está escrito en rima y tiene una traducción en inglés. Incluye un apéndice de terminología, información histórica adicional sobre cómo los "Limbers" obtuvieron su nombre inusual y una receta sobre cómo preparar este refrescante y cultural helado hecho en casa.Papo and his friends Manuel, Paco and Pipo are bored and hot, too hot, even to play a game. They do not know what to do. But when Manuel suggests a refreshing and inexpensive icy treat - "Limbers" - the friends spring into action to find their nickels and dimes, rushing to the house of Don Ramón, the Limbers man, to enjoy his frozen treats full of delicious fruit flavors and the day is transformed! This story is written in rhyme and has a translation in English. It includes a terminology appendix, additional historical information on how "Limbers" got their unusual name and a recipe on how to make this refreshing and cultural homemade icy treat.Dewey Category: ERecommended Age: 04-010 yearsBISAC Heading Suggestions: JUV001000 JUVENILE FICTION / Action & Adventure / GeneralJUV005000 JUVENILE FICTION / Boys & MenJUV008000 JUVENILE FICTION/ Comics & Graphic Novels / GeneralJUV007400 JUVENILE FICTION / Diversity & MulticulturalJUV023000 JUVENILE FICTION / Lifestyles / City & Town LifeJUV009050 JUVENILE FICTION / Concepts / Senses & SensationsJUV050000 JUVENILE FICTION / Cooking & FoodJUV013000 JUVENILE FICTION / Family / GeneralJUV030040 JUVENILE FICTION / People & Places / Caribbean & Latin AmericaJUV033000 JUVENILE FICTION / Religious / GeneralJUV039060 JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / FriendshipJUV039090 JUVENILE FICTION / Social Themes / New ExperienceJUV057000 JUVENILE FICTION / Stories in Verse

Luisito Celebrates Three Kings' Day - Luisito Celebra El Dia De Los ReyesSummary: Luisito and his family prepare for an exciting day of delicious food, exciting music, parades, and decorations to celebrate Three Kings' Day. This important holiday in Latino culture celebrates the Epiphany, when Three Kings or Wise Men visited the newborn King Jesus, and he was revealed to the world. Includes appendix of terminology, lyrics of some traditional Jibaro Christmas music, and additional information on the many delicious foods shared in the celebration.Dewey Category: ERecommended Age: 04-10 yearsBISAC Heading Suggestions:JUV001000 JUVENILE FICTION / Action & Adventure / GeneralJUV005000 JUVENILE FICTION / Boys & MenJUV008000 JUVENILE FICTION/ Comics & Graphic Novels / GeneralJUV007400 JUVENILE FICTION / Diversity & MulticulturalJUV023000 JUVENILE FICTION / Lifestyles / City & Town LifeJUV009050 JUVENILE FICTION / Concepts / Senses & SensationsJUV050000 JUVENILE FICTION / Cooking & FoodJUV013000 JUVENILE FICTION / Family / GeneralJUV013030 JUVENILE FICTION/Family/MultigenerationalJUV030040 JUVENILE FICTION / People & Places / Caribbean & Latin AmericaJUV017000 JUVENILE FICTION/Holidays & CelebrationsJUV031040 JUVENILE FICTION/Performing Arts/MusicJUV033000 JUVENILE FICTION / Religious /GeneralJUV033100 JUVENILE FICTION/Religious/Christian/FamilyJUV039220 JUVENILE FICTION/Social Themes/Values &a

Luisto loves going to Abuelita's house because on cold days she prepares "leche con chocolate caliente"! He loves hot cocoa! Especially the way his Abuelita makes it! She takes a block of hard bittersweet chocolate; she says it is "Comida de Los Dioses", Food of the Gods. Abuelita tells him that chocolate has wonderful powers; they break it up into little pieces, melt it, and then add sugar and hot milk, sometimes cinnamon. However, this day was even more special for this day they would prepare for the arrival of Los Tres Reyes Magos, the Three Wise Men.¡A Luisito le encanta ir a la casa de su abuelita, porque en los días fríos prepara leche con chocolate caliente! ¡A Luisito le encanta el chocolate caliente! ¡Especialmente de la forma en que su abuelita lo hace! Toma un bloque duro, de sabor agridulce, Teobroma, que significa "comida de Los Dioses ".Abuelita le dice que el chocolate tiene poderes maravillosos.Lo rompe en pedacitos que muele, derrite, y luego les agrega leche caliente, azúcar y, a veces, canela.Sin embargo, este día es aún más especial porque se preparan para la llegada de Los Tres Reyes Magos.Ethnic groups and multicultural studiesChildren's: picture books, activity books, early learning conceptsTravel guides: holidays with children / family holidaysSpanishEpiphanyNew YorkRelating to Latin / Hispanic American peoplePuerto RicoInterest age: from c 4 yearsLatin styleBISAC Heading Suggestions: JUV001000 JUVENILE FICTION / Action & Adventure / General JUV005000 JUVENILE FICTION / Boys & Men JUV008000 JUVENILE FICTION/ Comics & Graphic Novels / General JUV007400 JUVENILE FICTION / Diversity & Multicultural JUV023000 JUVENILE FICTION / Lifestyles / City & Town Life JUV009050 JUVENILE FICTION / Concepts / Senses & Sensations JUV050000 JUVENILE FICTION / Cooking & Food JUV013000 JUVENILE FICTION / Family / General JUV013030 JUVENILE FICTION/Family/Multigenerational JUV030040 JUVENILE FICTION / People & Places / Caribbean & Latin America JUV017000 JUVENILE FICTION/Holidays & Celebrations JUV031040 JUVENILE FICTION/Performing Arts/Music JUV033000 JUVENILE FICTION / Religious /General JUV033100 JUVENILE FICTION/Religious/Christian/Family JUV039220 JUVENILE FICTION/Social Themes/Values & Virtues-Holidays-Latin America -Social life and customs- Spanish language materials- Bilingual- Christmas- Navidad

For many, natural resources conservation is an important endeavor to which we aspire to contribute. However, for many it is perceived as the responsibility of the government or organizations dedicated to resource preservation. "Conservation Within Your Reach - Conservación a tu alcance" aims to transform this perspective, sowing the seeds of knowledge on natural resources conservation and empowering readers to turn their desires into action. This book contains a series of conservation practices designed, developed, and scientifically proven by conservationists to mitigate environmental damages and maintain our optimal ecosystem. Developed by the mano-Y-ola LLC team (formerly known as Nolo Consulting) in collaboration with internship students from the University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez Campus, the book aims to raise awareness about the importance of taking action to protect our planet. It advocates for the establishment of a conservation culture that leaves a sustainable legacy for future generations. This second edition of the book, presented in English and Spanish, is published by Artist Studio Project Publishing LLC.