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Cover title.
Consulting editor, Jac Avila Vermeer.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 46-47).
Heard Museum Library - Call 602-252-8840 for information
c. 1: NOV 29 2005.
Contents:
- A living mosaic / by Marguerite Kistler
- Salt seeing in Bolivia / by Christine Graf
- Land of three languages / by Ann Stalcup
- A taste of Bolivia / by Christine Graf
- Baking a cake at 14,000 feet / by Ira Rosofsky
- It's carnival time / by Christine Graf
- City of silver, city of sorrows / by Bernice E. Magee
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- Bolivian textiles: bright and beautiful / by Nancy McCaslin
- Growing up in Bolivia / by Henriette Szabo, translated by Jac Avila Vermeer
- Pulling a plow in the Altiplano / by Victor Englebert
- The Quichua / by Karen Gibson
- Tranquil time with the Chapacos / by Gerard Maguire
- The musical quirquincho / retold by Elizabeth A. Wright
- Activities: Recipe for empanadas, Design your own textile, a Bolivian maze.
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