LIVING HISTORY LIBRARY Nacar, the White Deer: A Story of Old Mexico (Living History Library)
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
1883937914
ISBN 13
9781883937911
Category
Juvenile Fiction
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Publication Year
2005
Publisher
Pages
125
Series Name
Description
Elizabeth Borton de Treviño Friendship springs up between a boy who has lost his voice and his mother at the same tragic moment, and an ailing albino deer sent from China as a gift to the King of Spain. It is Lalo's task to nurture the deer back to health so that he will be well enough for the voyage to Spain. This story of Mexico in 1630 follows young Lalo on his journey back to the Mountain of the Sleeping Lady. The journey and months the deer and the boy spend with Lalo's goats are full both of dangers found in a wild landscape and of charming incidents found in a people brimming with life and faith. As with any friendship there is sorrow as well as joy, and Lalo grows in wisdom and courage as he comes to accept even the uncertainties and difficulties of the trust he has been given. By the Newbery Award-winning author of My Heart Lies South. - from Amzon
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1
