Leyendas Mexícanas

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	• Leyendas Mexicanas (Spanish Edition) Genevieve Barlow, William N. Stivers National Textbook Company, 1996 - 150 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Leyendas Mexícanas

"Leyendas Mexícanas" is a collection of eighteen Mexican legends. Each story is a delight to read. The legends reflect events from approximately 1,500 years of the country's history and folklore of Mexico. The tales introduce an array of memorable characters (from animals, gods, goddesses, ancient rulers and warriors) of the Mexican Republic.They are truly authenthic legends. One of my favorite is "El León y El Grillo." I love the way the little crickett outsmarts the lion. And "Atzima, la Princesa" it a legend of true love. Readers will learn how these characters resolved the dilemas that confronted them: some with great chourage, and others with remarkable ingenuity. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys the rich cultural heritage of Mexico like I do.

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A reader for your intermediate through early advanced Spanish students.

Leyendas mexicanas (Genevieve Barlow and William N. Stivers) offers your students the opportunity to fine-tune their language skills while they gain insight into the rich cultural heritage of Mexico with this illustrated collection of 18 legends. This reader is softcover, 6? × 9?, and 160 pages in length.