Milagro of the Spanish Bean Pot
English
By (author): Emerita Romero-Anderson Randall Pijoan
In the 1790s, in a tiny Spanish Colonial village in the Kingdom of New Mexico, pottery is as crucial to starving villagers as the rains that might save their scorched bean fields. But Native potters are sending their wares south to markets in Chihuahua. When his widowed mothers only bean pot cracks, eleven-year-old Raymundo knows his family's last hope lies with Clay Woman, a Genízaro outcast and quite possibly a powerful witch. In addition to drought and famine, Raymundo faces the return of Comanche raiders and his mothers failing health as he risks all to learn Clay Womans secrets. Even as he prays for a miracle, he knows he must summon the wherewithal to save his familyand his people.
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