puerto rico

Kiki Koki? would rather play than help his tribe with chores. After the moon goddess turns him into a tree frog to teach him a lesson, he learns to work with a frog community and earns the right to become a boy again.

Chronicles the life and adventures of fifteenth-century Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon, and describes his voyages with Columbus and colonization of Puerto Rico, exploration of Florida, the Calusa encounters, and the legacy he left behind.

At a plantation in rural Puerto Rico around the turn of the century the foreman pursues the mystery surrounding his family.

Against all odds, a resourceful Puerto Rican boy manages to get a costume together for Carnival.

Marisol, who lives in Puerto Rico, wants a dog very much but her grandfather will not let her have one, until a skinny mutt wins him over.

Provides a geographic overview of Puerto Rico, looking at life in both rural and urban regions, and discussing the historical heritage, growth, and prosperity of the island.

Written by an author who comes from Puerto Rican heritage, this book is the story of a people who trace their ancestry from three different races. It tells of how they went from a beautiful Caribbean island to the cities of America for a better life. From humble, peaceful beginnings to rebellion, slavery, and invasion, the Puerto Rican people have endured trials that are common to various historical narratives but aren't commonly told in Mainland American schools. This book is the beginning of a more complete education in history and will motivate readers to be more understanding of different cultural experiences.

"Rafi and Rosi, two curious tree frogs, explore Puerto Rico's El Morro Fort, where they pretend to be pirates in battle, find pirate treasure, and discover a haunted sentry box"--.

Presents an introduction to the geography of Puerto Rico, focusing on five major themes, including location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region. Includes illustrations.

"Developed by literacy experts for students in grades three through seven, this book introduces young readers to the geography and culture of Puerto Rico"--Provided by publisher.