Nacho and Lolita

By Ryan, Pam Munoz & Rueda, Claudia

Publishers Summary:
A very rare pitacohi bird falls in love with a swallow and plucks his colorful feathers to transform dry, barren San Juan Capistrano into a haven of flowers and flowing water, which the swallows can easily find when returning from their annual migration.

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ISBN
978-0-43926-968-1
Publisher
New York : Scholastic Press, 2005.


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on October 1, 2005

Gr 1-4 Like Leo Politi's "Song of the Swallows" (S & S, 1981), this picture book celebrates the fascinating migratory patterns of the birds that call Mission San Juan Capistrano home for the spring and summer. Each year on the March feast day of St. Joseph, the swallows return to the Mission. This tale is told from the perspective of another avian wonder, a once-colorful "pitacoche". How it becomes a plainer-looking creature is at the heart of this pourquoi tale. Nacho, an extravagantly colored bird who lands at the Mission, is un...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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