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Federico and the Magi's GIft: A Latin American Christmas Story by Beatriz Vidal
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Federico and the Magi's GIft: A Latin American Christmas Story

by Beatriz Vidal

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IT'S THE EVE of the Epiphany, or the Feast of the Three Kings, and that means the Three Wise Men, or Magi, will ride through the night sky to deliver gifts to children. Four-year-old Federico has misbehaved, and now he is afraid the Magi won’t leave him any presents. As his brother and sister prepare hay and water for the Magi’s camels, Federico stays by himself: Will he get the caballito, or toy horse, he is hoping for? Will the Magi really come? This gorgeously illustrated storybook by Beatriz Vidal glows with warmth and holiday cheer, and readers everywhere will surely find themselves scanning the night skies for the Magi.

(retrieved from Amazon Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:23:14 -0500)

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