Book : The First Tortilla A Bilingual Story (english,...

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Jade is a young girl who lives in a village next to a towering volcano. On its peak lives a Mountain Spirit who makes his presence known by rumbling the earth, filling the sky with smoke, and pouring lava down the mountainside. Angered by those who forget to honor him for providing their harvest, the Mountain Spirit has stopped sending rain to Jades village and the people are faced with the possibility of having to abandon their homes and land. As Jade collects water from the near-dry lake, a blue hummingbird--a messenger from the Mountain Spirit--tells Jade she must take a gift to the Mountain Spirit and ask for rain. Guided by the hummingbird, Jade presents her food offering to the Mountain Spirit. Pleased, the spirit offers the brave girl corn kernels that she takes back to her village and uses to create the first tortilla. From the Inside Flap Anaya has retold a Mexican legend and made it his own with his spiritual prose. . .A beautifully written and illustrated title.--School Library Journal From the Back Cover Anaya has retold a Mexican legend and made it his own with his spiritual prose. . .A beautifully written and illustrated title.--School Library Journal About the Author Rudolfo Anaya, widely acclaimed as one of the founders of modern Chicano literature, is professor emeritus of English at the University of New Mexico. He is best known for the classic Bless Me Ultima.Amy Co rdova of Taos, New Mexico, is an artist, arts educator, and activist, renowned for her highly contextualized depictions of Latino cultures. She has illustrated over seventeen children’s books and has been awarded the prestigious American Library Association Pura Belpre Award twice, in 2008 and 2010.Enrique R. Lamadrid is a literary folklorist and cultural historian in the University of New Mexicos Department of Spanish and Portuguese.
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