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orn in Puerto Rico and
raised in the USA.  My parents taught me lots of rhyming songs and
folklore stories in Spanish and I learned Mother Goose from library books.
 My personal opinion is that parents make all the difference.

Librarians can too if we do our research.  I am trying to expand the
folklore collection in my school to include Native American, Asian,
Hispanic, and African stories.  When you read other people's stories, you
realize how much alike we all are.  The easiest one for me right now is
Cinderella and the many versions produced worldwide.  I'm also working on
the fiction section.

Thanks to this list I have picked up many new titles and ideas for
improving how we serve our children.

Emma A. Zell
Librarian
St. Johns Country Day School
Orange Park, FL

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