Carlos and the Skunk/Carlos y en zorrillo
The book was shared with Mrs. Walling's fourth grade class in a bilingual
elementary school in Tucson, Arizona. The students wrote letters to
Jan Romero-Stevens telling her what they liked about the book and asked
her questions about herself.
Dear Ms. Romero-Stevens,
We read Carlos and the Skunk, and I liked the part when Carlos
took a bath in the tomatoes.
Adrianna
Dear Ms. Romero-Stevens,
I liked when Carlos got his new boots so that he could be taller.
Jessica
Dear Ms. Romero-Stevens,
How long have you lived in Flagstaff? Do you like it there?
Joseph
Jan Romero-Stevens wrote back to the class and answered many of their
questions. She also invited them to read her other "Carlos" books and
told them to watch for her new book, Twelve Lizards Leaping,
which is a Southwest variation of The Twelve Days of Christmas.
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