This Mexican folktale traces its roots back to Spanish conquistadors in the 1500’s. Having been passed down, generation after generation since then, it has undergone changes and transitions. This version is one that has worked its way up through Mexico, across the Texas border, and into the houses of Mexican-American families all along the way.
This book is for anyone that is learning Spanish or English, young or old, beginner or expert.
This Spanish/English story is presented in two versions. The first version is an alternating Spanish/English format, where the reader can first read a paragraph in Spanish, and then follow along in English. The second version presents the entire story first in Spanish, and then in English. In this way, the reader can practice their comprehension with the full story.
This book is for anyone that is learning Spanish or English, young or old, beginner or expert.
This Spanish/English story is presented in two versions. The first version is an alternating Spanish/English format, where the reader can first read a paragraph in Spanish, and then follow along in English. The second version presents the entire story first in Spanish, and then in English. In this way, the reader can practice their comprehension with the full story.
