Geeslin, Campbell

In separate encounters with a rooster, a burro, and a wolf, a young Mexican girl is able to magically make things better. Each story uses some Spanish words, which are listed in a brief Spanish-English glossary.

The animals that Ram?n tends on his family's farm in Mexico include sheep that weep when they're shorn and a goat that climbs to the top of a windmill. Includes some Spanish words with pronunciation.

Three stories about a Mexican girl's encounters with a rooster, a burro, and a wolf. Each story uses some Spanish words, which are listed in the brief Spanish-English dictionary.

Although her mother works with a magician performing tricks, Clara finds real magic in creating art.

The cobbler in a tiny Mexican town is so busy that he cannot make shoes for his daughter, so she makes her own shoes, which take her far away to a rich man's home where she must clean and cook all day. Includes a recipe for flan.

In Mexico, a little girl goes on a journey to learn to be a glassblower and gains confidence along the way.