Rainbow Weaver / Tejedora del arcoíris by Linda Elovitz Marshall, Elisa Chavarri Children's Native American Books from one to ten

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Rainbow Weaver / Tejedora del arcoíris by Linda Elovitz Marshall, Elisa Chavarri Children's Native American Books from one to tenBilingual English Spanish. A young Mayan girl isn't allowed to use her mother's thread to weave, so with a little ingenuity she discovers how to repurpose plastic bags to create colorful weavings. Based on an actual recycling movement in Guatemala. Ixchel wants to follow in the long tradition of weaving on backstrap looms, just as her mother, grandmother, and most Mayan women have done for more than two thousand years. But Ixchel's mother is too busy