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A Delightful Introduction to Spanish
I read this delightful folk tale to my two daughters aged four and seven. They were excited to learn a few words of Spanish and now say "delicioso and rico" when they like a dish. We are planning on a trip to a Mexican restaurant to try some mole. I highly recommend this book. L.M. Greensboro, NC
Published on March 1, 2007 by L.J.M.
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olay
Not quite Shakespeare, 3rd grade reading for 3rd world escapests. This highest literate level most of the short "cowboys" can muster. A simulacrim of subjection. Olay!
Published 18 months ago by Donald Baker
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A Delightful Introduction to Spanish,
By L.J.M. (Greensboro, NC) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Holy Mole!: A Folktale from Mexico (Hardcover)
I read this delightful folk tale to my two daughters aged four and seven. They were excited to learn a few words of Spanish and now say "delicioso and rico" when they like a dish. We are planning on a trip to a Mexican restaurant to try some mole. I highly recommend this book.
L.M. Greensboro, NC
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Carlos,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Holy Mole!: A Folktale from Mexico (Hardcover)
I am 12 years old and I read this book to my younger sister, she absalutly loved it! She said she liked it because it had a happy ending and there were some Spanish words in it. Even though I am not in this books targeted age range, I think it is an awsome book, too.
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Holy Mole,
By MMS (New Orleans, LA USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Holy Mole!: A Folktale from Mexico (Hardcover)
This is a wonderful fable about the origin of mole sauce. The author captures the spirit of the little boy underfoot in the kitchen perfectly. Children who spend time in the kitchen with parents will have a special interest.
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olay,
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This review is from: Holy Mole!: A Folktale from Mexico (Hardcover)
Not quite Shakespeare, 3rd grade reading for 3rd world escapests. This highest literate level most of the short "cowboys" can muster. A simulacrim of subjection. Olay!
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Holy Mole!: A Folktale from Mexico by Caroline McAlister (Hardcover - December 21, 2006)
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