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Thanks to Josefina by Valerie Tripp · Booklabria

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Thanks to Josefina

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Thanks to Josefina

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First published: 2003

Synopsis

In 1824 New Mexico, Josefina and her sisters argue as they weave, until Josefina thinks of a way to make their work more fun. Includes historical notes on blanket weaving in New Mexico in 1824 and instructions for dyeing a t-shirt.

Subjects: History
Children's fiction
Sisters
Mexican Americans
New mexico
Weaving
Set in: New Mexico
Time: To 1848

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Edition details

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Publisher: Pleasant Co. Publications
Published: 2003
Pages: 39
Language: English
Contributor: Tibbles, Jean-Paul, ill
Series: The American girls collection.
ISBN-10: 158485698X

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