Brusca, Mar?a Cristina

In this Argentine version of a Hispanic folktale, a blacksmith makes a deal with the devil to extend his youth and good fortune.

Roadrunners, snakes and tumbleweeds help little cowpokes learn numbers one to ten.

An account of a little girl's idyllic summer at her grandparents' ranch on the pampas of Argentina.

In this Argentine version of a Hispanic folktale, a blacksmith makes a deal with the devil to extend his youth and good fortune.

Roadrunners, snakes and tumbleweeds help little cowpokes learn numbers one to ten.

A collection of Native American folktales about the indigenous plants and animals of the Americas arranged in alphabetical order by subject.

Twelve short tales of Pedro Urdemales, a cunning trickster often mistaken for a fool.

High in the mountains of South America, a wise cook teaches a stubborn, bossy king how to rule his kingdom wisely.

Maria recounts the first year she spent on a small ranch in Argentina managed by her mother.