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Life Stories for Kids Series (DVD video and book) “The Ghost House” by Olga Loya, illustrated by Laura Harris Brightwood, LCSW published by SEL media, Inc. The Ghost House is a wonderfully fanciful memory from the childhood of storyteller Olga Loya. The Ghost house illustrates the consequences of assumptions and the benefits of checking out your assumptions in a fun story of suspense. $20.00 |
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Life Stories for Kids Series (DVD video and book) “Growing up in East Los Angeles” by Olga Loya, illustrated by Laura Harris Brightwood, LCSWpublished by SEL media, Inc. When storyteller Olga Loya grew up, her family wanted her to speak English. Even though she was raised in a Spanishpspeaking community by a Mexican-American family, the message was clear. Speak English! Not Spanish! Be American! Not Mexican! But Olga’s grandmother really made a difference in helping her know her culture. $20.00 |
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Life Stories for Kids Series (DVD video and book) “Left Out” by Olga Loya, illustrated by Laura Harris Brightwood, LCSW published by SEL media, Inc. Left out is a story that recalls Olga’s childhood best friend, Tina, a girl who enjoyed the power of giving and taking her friendship away. Through some hard lessons and another girl’s brave response to Tina, Olga learned some important lessons. $20.00 |
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A book “Momento’s Mágicos, Magic Moments” by Olga Loya, published by August House. An award-winning collection of stories in English and Spanish. There are ten stories from Mexico, and one each from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Colombia.
“The stories cover a wide range of emotion and appeal, and they will
be exceedingly useful to readers aloud, and, storytellers, as well as
those readers looking for an unusual cultural foray.” “Loya’s
characters are humorous and animated, and tell the tales with their own
magic voices.” $15.00 |
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A bilingual CD “Tío Conejo” (Uncle Rabbit and other Latin American Trickster Tales–stories from “Momento’s Mágicos”). In these four stories, told in Spanish and English, the trickster takes animal form—a monkey, an opossum, a dog, and a rabbit.
Tio Conejo • CD ($15:00) • TAPE ($12:00)
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A book “More Ready to tell tales from Around the World”, edited by David Holt and Bill Mooney. “The Belly Monster” by Olga Loya is part of this series.
$15.00
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A book “The Healing Heart-Communities”, Edited by Allison M. Coz and David H. Albert. “Growing up in East Los Angeles,” by Olga Loya is part of this series. “The Healing Heart” is one of those rare books that waken, startle, and delight. It’s fiery and completely alive. It lets you see your story more clearly. This book is full of stories that go to the heart of life.” Jay O'Callahan, Winter Olympic Bard, NEA Recipient, writer, teacher, storyteller $20.00 |
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