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Caperucita Roja
Caperucita Roja

By Francesca Rovira, Luz Orihuela

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Retells the fairy tale of Little Red Riding Hood in Spanish and English.

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El Patito Feo The Ugly Duckling Bilingual Tales
La lechera
La lechera

By Mabel Pierola, Luz Orihuela

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An adaptation of Aesop's fable about a milkmaid who carries a pail of milk to market daydreaming about the things she will do with the money from the sale of the milk.

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La ratita presumida
La ratita presumida

By Macarena Salas, Luz Orihuela

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A vain little rat makes the wrong decision in selecting a marriage partner.

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Los Tres Cerditos The Three Little Pigs Bilingual Tales
Cenicienta Cinderella Bilingual Tales
Pulgarcita Thumbelina Bilingual Tales
La Sirenita The Little Mermaid Bilingual Tales
La Bella Durmiente Sleeping Beauty Bilingual Tales
El Ruisenor The Nightingale Bilingual Tales

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