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SCRIBBLE DOODLE

Publications

Tripas

Three best friends reunite in the small town of Asherton only to make the mistake of running into a man in the middle of the road.

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By Lisa Cortez Walden

Recommended for ages 18 and up (alcohol, gambling, and curse words)

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FREE Preview Script available.

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$100 for performance rights.

Mario and the Monarchs

Mario lives with his migrant farmworker family in South Texas.  The only problem is they won't let him help at anything.  Because he has epilepsy and everyone thinks he's weak.  But soon, a homework project teaches him that even the most fragile beings have incredible resilience.  He'll need all of his strength when the harvest season starts and his father has to leave town, this time for Canada.

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English with some Spanish phrases

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By Lisa Cortez Walden

Recommended for ages 10 and up.

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$10

Miguelito y sú mamá

Miguelito lives in Michoacán, Mexico.  He and his village prepare for the return of the many monarchs, often hailed as their ancestors, who are allowed to visit during this special time.

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By Lisa Cortez Walden

Illustrations by Regina Moya

Translation by Ana Portilla

English, Spanish, Purépecha

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Recommended for family reading time.

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$10

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Amá Chole: 
The One-Eyed Soldadera

Soledad Hernandez was a real person.  She is great-great-great-great grandmother to Pax.  One night, Pax learns of all that Amá (short for grandma) Chole (short for Soledad) managed to accomplish in her life---and all with just one eye!

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English with some Purepecha phrases

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$10

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