By: Yuyi Morales,
on 2/19/2008
My friend Rose's foot is an activist, hard working, long walked, well loved appendage. But Rose went snowboarding to Tahoe and came back with Foot broken.
Since the doctor said immobilization was required, we gave Foot a new healing outfit.
Here is Foot with its new flying luchadora boot.
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By: Just One More Book!!,
on 5/24/2007
Told By: Kathy Henderson
Illustrator: Jane Ray
Published: 2006 Candlewick Press (on JOMB)
ISBN: 0763627828 Chapters.ca Amazon.com
This warmly worded and intricately illustrated epic enchants our daughters with its exotic beauty and its underlying themes of kindness and generosity, in spite of its war and gore and shark-toothed, eagle-taloned Anzu birds.
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Hello fellow friends, fans and family!
As you know, Yuyi loves eskeletos, dancing Calaveras and happy dog bones, so of course she’d see the beauty and even look for the gift in my broken bones.
Yuyi is also a healer. If you don’t transform your pain, you transmit your pain. Adding the letter "t" to the word "pain" transforms it to "paint" So with cans of cheerful paint, laughter, protest music in Spanish and a vision; my cast became a boot of joyful resilience. When people see this healing work of art on my leg, instead of feeling sorry for me, their spirits lift, sonrisas brighten their faces, they laugh, and give me regalos of positive energy.
Can fractured bones grow wings? Si se puede! With the help of luchadora friends like Yuyi — they can fly.
One thousand thanks Yuyi,
Rose