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Celebrate Hispanic American Heritage Month with these recommended titles by, for and about Hispanic Americans.
All of these library materials are owned by the Metropolitan Library System. Log on to CyberMars with your library card to reserve any titles that interest you, or ask a librarian for assistance.
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Hispanic-American Crafts Kids Can Do!
Robinson, Fay (Enslow Elementary, c2006)
Shelf Number: J745.5/R6598h/TWEEN
Explore the beauty of Hispanic-American culture with these fun crafts. Taken from traditional Aztec, Incan, Mayan, and Mexican art these projects combine fabulous colors and rich design with tons of fun. You can make pottery, piänatas, maracas, and more while learning about Hispanic-American culture with these easy crafts. |
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Latino Arts and Their Influence on the United States: Songs, Dreams, and Dances
Makosz, Rory (Mason Crest Pub., c2005)
Shelf Number: J700.8968/M2358l
Explores the history and development of Latino art, illustrates how Latino artists have used their work to communicate concepts important to their community and culture, and explains how Latino art has affected the United States and become an influence in American popular culture. |
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Latino Folklore and Culture: Stories of Family, Traditions of Pride
Sanna, Ellyn (Mason Crest Pub., c2005)
Shelf Number: J398.08968/SA228l
Hispanic Americans come from different backgrounds, but still share many of the same stories, the same faith, and the same values. The bright patterns of folklore and family create the colorful fabric of Latino life. This book provides insight into what it means to be a Hispanic American. |
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