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A story cloth
A story cloth

By Diane Hoyt Goldsmith

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The story cloth made by Lee's grandmother, one of the Hmong people of Laos, tells how her family came to America.

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The caves at Lascaux
The caves at Lascaux

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In 1940 in the hills of Lascaux, France, four friends come upon a cave filled with paintings from the Ice Age.

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Pueblo storyteller
Pueblo storyteller

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Celebrating Ramadan
Celebrating Ramadan

By Diane Hoyt Goldsmith

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Las Posadas
Las Posadas

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Hoang Anh
Hoang Anh

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Cave creatures
Cave creatures

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40 famous women
40 famous women

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Celebrating Hanukkah
Celebrating Hanukkah

By Diane Hoyt Goldsmith

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Presents the history, traditions, and significance of Hanukkah as it is celebrated by a Jewish family in San Francisco.

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