"Parrot, queen of the forest, has arranged for a very important race. All the animals are sending one racer, even the tiny frogs. But the little racing frog doesn't stand a chance -- or does he?"--Back cover.
An illustrated verse adaptation of the story of Don Quixote, the epic tale of an eccentric country gentleman and his companion who set out as a knight and squire of old to right wrongs in sixteenth-century Spain.
Awed by the beauty of the yellow flamboyant tree, a young boy plants one of its seeds and cares for it over many years until the seed grows from a plant into a gorgeous flowering tree.
Detailed illustrations and verse tell the story of a little girl who loved to read in a time when girls did not go to school, and who went on to become the leading writer and intellectual of her day.
Julia tells, in verse, the story of a girl born into a humble Puerto Rican family at the beginning of last century, and narrates how she became one of Puerto Rico's and Latin America's most beloved poets.