Rattlestiltskin. Eric A. Kimmel

      

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      Erin Camarca

      Para Carrol y David y Danien Guadalajara—E. K.For Roan—E. C

      Text © 2016 by Eric A. Kimmel

      Illustrations ©2016 by Erin Camarca

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted inany formor by any means,electronic or mechanical,

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      Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

      Names:Kimmel, Eric A.,author.| Camarca,Erin, illustrator.

      Title: Rattlestiltskin/ by EricA. Kimmel; illustrated by Erin Camarca.Description: Portland, Oregon : WestWinds Press, [2016] | Summary:In this Southwestern version of Rumplestiltskin, Rosalinda is in debt to the strangelittle snake manRattlestiltskinafter he teachesher how to make tortillas so

      light they float inthe air, but can she outsmart the tricksterand keep her freedom?

      Identifiers: LCCN 2015034596 | ISBN 9781943328383 (hardcover)ISBN 9781943328390 (e-book)Subjects: | CYAC: Fairy tales. | Folklore—Germany. Classification: LCC PZ8.K527Rat 2016 |DDC 398.2—dc23

      LC record available at http://lccn.loc.gov/2015034596

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      aking tortillas isan art. Oh, yes, youcan buy tortillas

      inthe store. However,they’re just not the same as

      ones lovingly made by hand; thin as flower petals and light

      as baby’s breath.

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      “¡No manches!

      Come on! You’retelling stories,” Señora Mendoza said.

      “Even I can’t make tortillas likethat. Andeveryone knows mytortillas

      are the best in town.”

      y daughter Rosalia makes the best tortillas,” Señora Gonzales told her friends after church. “They are so light, they float like clouds.”

      “Were the best,” Señora Gonzales said.

      “¡Hijole! Indeed!”