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With a poet's magical vision, Francisco X. Alarcó n takes young
readers back to his childhood when he traveled with his family to
Mexico to visit his grandmother and other relatives. Readers ride
with him in the family station wagon across the misty mountain
range to the little town of Atoyac, the beloved town of his
ancestors. There he listens his grandma's colorful stories, samples
Auntie Reginalda's tasty breakfasts, learns about the keys to the
universe, and take playful dips in the warm sea. Maya Christina
Gonzalez's lighthearted illustrations perfectly capture the spirit
of a summer in Alarcó n's Mexico where "colors are more colorful,
tastes are tastier, and even time seems to slow down."
The glorious publication of Clement C Moore's timeless verse sees
it brought to new life by the beautiful illustrations of Christian
Birmingham. Every Christmas Eve brings with it hushed anticipation
and wonder. Here is the story of this magical night, when children
around the world await the arrival of the gifts that symbolise all
the warmth and love of Christmas.
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