01959nam a2200349Ia 4500001000700000003000600007005001700013008004100030010001700071020001500088020001800103020001500121020001800136035002000154040004900174041001300223042001400236043001200250050002400262082001400286100002600300240002800326245010700354260003300461300002500494500005300519520088900572650004901461651004401510651002501554700003001579280584OCoLC20190625143605.0010111s2001    nyua   c      000 1 spa    a  2001018369  a043922649X  a9780439226493  a0606222391  a9780606222396  a(OCoLC)45962962  aDLCcDLCdUUPdTEFdOCLCQdXY4dBAKERdBTCTA1 aspaheng  apccalcac  acl-----00aPZ73.D433bCue 200104a[Fic]2221 aDelacre, Lulu,2Local10aSalsa stories.lSpanish10aCuentos con sazónccuentos y grabados en linóleo de Lulu Delacre ; traducido por Susana Pasternac.  aNew YorkbScholasticcc2001.  a103 p.bill.c20 cm.  a"Mariposa, Scholastic en español"--Cover p. 4.  aA collection of stories within the story of a family celebration where the guests relate their memories of growing up in various Latin American countries. Also contains recipes. On New Year's Day, Carmen Teresa's Maryland home is filled with relatives, friends, and neighbors from all over Latin America. When Dona Joseph gives Carmen a blank notebook, each guest tells her a story to write down. But Carmen has an idea of her own. Illustrations. When a neighbor gives Carmen Teresa a blank notebook, everyone has a different idea of how to fill it. Seven heartwarming and humorous stories follow, highlighting holidays from all over Latin America. Each story is told by a different family member, giving the narration a warm, lively sense of family tradition. Recipes are given for all the scrumptious foods that appear in the stories. Text copyright 2004 Lectorum Publications, Inc. 7aAmerica LatinavNovela juvenil.2bidex2LEMB 0aLatin AmericavJuvenile fiction.2Local 1aLatin America2Local1 aPasternac, Susana.2Local