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  LOS GATOS OF THE CIA
HUNT FOR FRED-X      
By George Arnold
Illustrations by Jason C. Eckhardt
"A very unique adventure story with an interesting plot, delightful characters, a satisfying eding, and a wonderful Spanish learning experience."
High school senior, age 17
$22.95  Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-861-7
5½ X 8½
225 pages 
Ages 10-18

 HENRY B. GONZALEZ
    
Rebel with a Cause
By Jean Flynn
 Henry B. Gonzalez, the trail_blazing congressman from San Antonio, Texas, overcame great odds to become one of the nation’s most beloved—and sometimes hated—leaders.
 He was loved and hated for the same reason: "Henry B." was el don de la gente, a man of the people. He helped them without regard to power, politics, or money.


$21.95 Hardback
ISBN 1-57168-780-7


$16.95 Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-846-3
150 pages, 5½ by 8½
Chronology, glossary, Further reading, Suggested activities, Index
WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE A SISTER LIKE YOU
by Angela Shelf Medearis
Illustrated by  Don Tate II
                    Mark Galbreath

Life is rough sometimes, and Sharie is learning what that's all about in this easy_read chapter book. She'd rather eat liver and onions than go to piano lessons, and she dreads the thought of playing in a recital. Her older sister, Sandra, is bossy but beautiful, while Sharie wears thick, ugly glasses, her hair looks like it's been plugged into a 200 volt live wire, and she's broken out in a rash! On top of all that, her dad is out of town and her mom has to work so hard. There is one thing that would really brighten Sharie's day—to ride the Scream_a_Rama at Joyland!
$13.95 Hardcover
ISBN 1-57168-471-9
128 pages  51/2 X 8.5  RL 2-3 

A CHILD'S HISTORY OF BROWNSVILLE
STORY TOLD ITS CHILDREN
By Milo Kearney
This collection of stories describes the border town of Brownsville's uniqueness.
$7.95 Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-599-5
 6X9, 54 pages.

Abuelito Eats With His      Fingers
by Janice Levy
illustrated by Layne Johnson

A story of a young girl that has to spend time with her grandfather-she speaks no Spanish and he speaks no English. At first she says that she does not like to visit Abuelito He ruins my day .By the end of the day she finds the real Abuelito and tells her mother that Abuelito eats with his fingers and guess what so do I.

$14.95 Hardcover
ISBN 1-57168-177-9
Full Color

LONG BEFORE THE PILGRIMS
The First Thanksgiving, El Paso del Norte, 1598 
By Bill O'Neal
Spanish Translation by Lynn O’Neal Martinez


The first Thanksgiving celebrated in America was in 1621 by the Pilgrims—or was it? In this illustrated chapter book, author Bill O’Neal sets the record straight. In 1598, more than twenty years before the Pilgrims’ feast, Spanish colonists shared a celebration with Native Americans to show their thankfulness for a new homeland, Hispanic Texas. Spanish translation, written by Lynn O’Neal Martinez, accompanies text in this bilingual reader.
$10.95 Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-498-0
7 by 10, 48 pages, bilingual, maps.

  THE WINDING TRAIL
By Vivian Fox

The story of the Alabama-Coushatta Indians from hunters of 20,000 years ago to modern government

$7.95 Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-358-3
5 ½ by 8 ½, 100 pages, photos, and bibliography.

  TODAY'S TEJAN0 HEROES
By Sammye Munson

Sixteen Texans—who, with their Spanish language backgrounds, are identified as Tejanos—are profiled in the author's second book on those who have excelled in their life's vocation and have become role models for all young Americans.

$13.95 Hardback
ISBN 1-57168-358-3
5 ½ by 8 ½, 80 pages, photos.

CHACHO & ELLIE SANCHEZ, CITIZENS
By Catherine Gonzalez

A family from the Mexican state of Chihuahua accompanies their father, a coal miner, to a small town in Texas where he has been employed in a mine.

$13.95 Hardback
ISBN 1-57168-114-0
136 pages, 5½ x 8½. illustrations.
Reading level 4.9.

wpe62.jpg (5291 bytes) OIGAN NINOS,
Listen Children

By Grace Hofer and Rachel Day
Illustrations by Stephen Moncus

English-Spanish nursery rhymes from both cultures.

$12.95 Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-015-2
96 pages, 8½ x 11.
fully illustrated.
Reading Level: 4.5

couturiere of galvez.TIF (168934 bytes) THE COUTURIERE OF GALVEZ
By Wanda Dionne

The former slave who became a great dressmaker in Galveston.

$9.95 Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-161-2
176 pages,
illustrations, fiction.
Reading Level: 6.2

wpe35.jpg (5082 bytes) BLACK TEXANS:
They Overcame

By Marian Barnes

Profiles of 12 historic and contemporary Texans who made a difference.

$16.95 Hardback
ISBN 1-57168-055-1
144 pages, photos.
Reading Level: 6.1

wpe3E.jpg (5157 bytes) THISTLES AND BLUEBONNETS
By Ethel Evey

Shana travels from Scotland to revolutionary Texas to a new home.

$14.95 Hardback
ISBN 1-57168-037-3
128 pages, 5½ x 8½. illustrated.
Reading Level: 5.3

wpe3F.jpg (5609 bytes) THE COURAGE SEED
By Jean Richardson
Illustrated by Pat Finney

A Navajo girl learns to appreciate her heritage in a multi-cultural school.






$8.95 Paperback
ISBN 1-57168-120-5
76 pages, 6 x 9.
2-color, fully illustrated, Navajo beliefs and chants.
Reading Level: 4.9
  JUNETEENTH
Celebrating Freedom In Texas

By Anna Pearl Barrett

The news of the emancipation proclamation reached Texas more than two years after the fact—June 19, 1865. Find out how a special family celebrates this special day. 

$9.95 Hardback
ISBN 1-57168-180-9
5 ½ by 8 ½, 80 pages, hardcover, illustrations, glossary,
RL 4.5.