When Tuko the gecko moves in with the birds on Mount Pinatubo, they stop singing and the people in the village below become disoriented about time.

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The many different voices of the desert--including the owl, the snake, and even rain--are described in both English and Spanish

In this poem in English and Spanish, lizards, armadillos, and other creatures of the night make merry beneath the desert moon

A small red ant finds a crumb in a Mexican cornfield, but she is afraid that she lacks the strength to move it herself and goes off to find an animal that can.

Lucero's dancing so impresses the Moon that when the time comes that the butterflies must leave their home in Mexico to migrate to Canada, the Moon makes Lucero a guiding star

An Indian chief and his wise wife are not eager to hear the news that they had to move from their land and become farmers, so they devise a plan to cleverly outwit the gullible government man and, in the end, manage to stay right where they are.

As a reward for their good deeds and hard work in the Mexican desert, Juan Tuza the prairie dog and Pepe the armadillo receive a magic bag which produces anything they need

Product Description: After being caught by a hungry coyote, a clever hare fools his captor into letting him go free. A list for adults of storytelling activities is included.

Relates how Crow and his friends taught everyone to celebrate Christmas.

A tale which explains how there came to be only one moon in the night sky.

Discusses the traits and reproductive patterns of the timber rattlesnake, pilot blacksnake, painted turtle, horned lizard, alligator, and garter snake

After being caught by a hungry coyote, a clever hare fools his captor into letting him go free. A list for adults of storytelling activities is included.