mexico

Biography of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, written as a child's school report.

An English translation of the Aztec version of the birth of Jesus Christ told in 1583.

Uses a newspaper format to present articles about the history, politics, fashion, food, daily life, and afterlife of the ancient Aztecs.

Contains two novels by Christopher Pike, including "Slumber Party," in which a group of teenage girls are reunited at a ski weekend eight years after a fire at a slumber party disfigured one of them and killed her sister; and "Weekend," in which a dream weekend in Mexico at an oceanside mansion turns into a nightmare of terror.

Milla, still searching for her son ten years after he was kidnapped from her arms as an infant, now works through Finders, an agency she started to help find lost and missing children, but her quest puts her in touch with two very different and powerful men, one a generous contributor and one a reputed assassin, and she must decide who to trust and who wants her dead.

When his face is changed into that of a snake after he visits a forbidden cave, a young boy wears a mask for twenty years, before being taken into the sky.