Books about Pinatas from Amazon.com

Don't beat 'em! Meet 'em, and join 'em!


·An entire Piñata Prospectus with complete Piñata details!
·Every Resident and Romance requirement!
·Raise the biggest and most valuable Piñatas available at the earliest time possible!
·Complete list of every object on Piñata Island and how best to use it!
·Garden growing strategies and building placement advice!
·Hundreds of Piñata-raising hints and tips!
·All characters revealed!
·All ruffians dealt with!.
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Dora and Boots are at the carnival and they are ready to win the grand prize!

But to do that they first have to play games and collect eight yellow tickets Join Dora and Boots in this festive adventure as they make their way toward the grand prize: the Big Piñata!

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A former U.S. Senator vanishes days after his son goes missing When they’re both found dead on a golf course, body parts missing, in Mexico, the Senator’s estranged daughter Rebecca resolves to discover what happened

Private investigator Cape Weathers doesn’t really want the case. He can’t stand politicians and doesn’t know the terrain. But when it looks like the daughter may become the next victim, Cape crosses the border looking for answers.

Cape asks his deadly companion Sally, trained by the Hong Kong Triads, to watch his back as he stumbles onto a conspiracy that leads from corporate boardrooms in San Francisco to strongholds in Mexico. Together they confront a killer determined to bury the past along with anyone trying to dig it up.

Miles away from home and nowhere near finding the answers, Cape manages to get kidnapped, steal from the mob, piss off the DEA, alienate the local police, confound a computer genius, and somehow lose the client he’s been protecting all along.

Greasing the Piñata is a novel about family, politics, and the devastating effects of tequila on a private detective’s investigative abilities. It is the third novel in the Cape Weathers series, and the first to be published in hardcover by Poisoned Pen Press..
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Feliz cumpleaños , Manny! Today is Manny's birthday, and the Tools are ready to celebrate with a big piñata full of candy. But before they can start the party, Manny gets a call--the Wood Valley bike race is today, and the bike shop's air pump is broken. They can't fill any of the tires! Manny and the tools rush to the shop to fix the pump, but will they make it back in time for the big birthday fiesta? Young readers will have a blast learning to read with this Level 1 early reader adventure .
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How can we move our churches to become relevant, responsive, and reflective of the global community? That’s the question that Eric Michael Bryant poses in Peppermint-Filled Pinatas With stories, observations, and thought-provoking suggestions, this book maps the way beyond ethnic, racial, and cultural barriers to the communities that Jesus wants us to have..
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Don Ricardo, or Tio Rico as he is called by the children, is the pinata maker of Ejutla de Crespo, a village in southern Mexico. Told in English and Spanish by award-winning author/photographer George Ancona, El Pinatero/The Pinata Maker documents this traditional Latin American art, and offers readers a fascinating glimpse of Mexican village life..
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"My name is Ana. Every year, my family makes tamales for Christmas. This year, I am six, so I get to mix the dough, which is made of cornmeal. My sister Lidia is eight, so she gets to spread the dough on the corn husk leaves. I wish I was eight, so that my hands would be big enough to spread the dough just right--not too thick and not too thin."

And so the years pass, and Ana turns eight, ten, twelve, fourteen, sixteen. But every year, big sister Lidia is always two years older. Ana envies her elder sibling and wishes she could do what Lidia does: put just the right amount of meat inside the tamales and roll them up; steam the tamales without scalding herself with the hot, hot steam; chop and cook the meat for the tamales without cutting or burning her hands.

When she turns eighteen, though, Ana knows she will keep making tamales and she will be able to do all of the steps herself in her very own factory. When Christmas comes around, Ana will deliver tamales to all of her customers around the world, in delivery trucks that say "Ana's Tamales." And maybe Ana will even let Lidia work for her.

Gwendolyn Zepeda's rhythmic prose is combined with April Ward's bright illustrations to create an affectionate and amusing story about sibling relationships that introduces an important Hispanic holiday tradition--making tamales!.
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Enter the garden and party with the Pi–atas! The coolest Pi–atas from the hit TV show and video game are here in this amazing sticker book! Over 60 full-color, easy-peel stickers can be used more than once..
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