Too Many Tamales /Que Montn de Tamales! (Hardcover)

from kharri34

There are several reasons why I enjoyed this book. First, I liked this book for the entertaining plot. For example, it was very entertaining that the four cousins ate 24 tamales all by themselves in order to find the missing ring. In addition, I liked that the characters were very believable. For...

from SarahWilmot

This is an excellent example of a realistic fiction book because it addresses experiences that are easy to relate to and that are applicable to everyday life. The author shows Hispanic cuisine as well as presents an everyday problem of a lost ring and the ensuing consequences.

from conuly

Just looking at the picture on the cover, you can imagine how the story is going to go. Poor Maria. SUCH a big girl - helping out, wearing lipstick, a dab of perfume... why not wear her mother's ring as well? Why not? Because when you can't find it, you'd BETTER find it. And yes, she tries to fin...

from Jihan0228

Maria and her mother are in the kitchen making tamales for the Christmas family get together, when all of a sudden the phone rings. Her mother leaves the kitchen to answer the phone, Maria sees the ring and decides to try on her mother's wedding ring. The ring is to big so she puts it on her thum...

from Laceyjo10

Review: This book gives a very believable look at a Hispanic family and their traditions around Christmas. Children no matter what culture will still get into mischief and cause problems, and in this tale, the way a family reacts can really impact the life of the child. Humor and and a well devel...