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Celebrate Mardi Gras with Joaquin, Harlequin, Alma Flor Ada, F. Isabel Campoy ; illustrated by Eugenia Nobati

Label
Celebrate Mardi Gras with Joaquin, Harlequin, Alma Flor Ada, F. Isabel Campoy ; illustrated by Eugenia Nobati
Language
eng
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Celebrate Mardi Gras with Joaquin, Harlequin
Oclc number
62533761
Responsibility statement
Alma Flor Ada, F. Isabel Campoy ; illustrated by Eugenia Nobati
Series statement
Stories to celebrate
Table Of Contents
Today is mardi gras -- The whole city is dressed -- In gold, purple, and green -- Just like Joaquin! -- Look at the parade! -- Here comes a float with pirates -- Wizards, clowns, and kings -- They throw necklaces, coins -- And other shiny things -- Gold, purple, and green -- Just like Joaquin! -- The band is here! -- Ba-ba bop, bop -- Boo-boop-toot-toot -- Ba-bop -- Violin, trumpet, and guitar -- Guitar, trumpet, violin -- Where is Joaquin -- We have to find Joaquin! shouts his mother -- Come, Joaquin! says Simon -- I am not Joaquin! I am a harlequin, says the boy -- You may be a harlequin -- But you are still my brother -- You do not fool me, Joaquin! -- Joaquin, I found you! says Pilar -- I am not joaquin! I am a harlequin, says the boy -- You may be a harlequin -- But you are still my brother -- You do not fool me, Joaquin! -- Attention, please! -- We have a lost boy here -- He's in a harlequin suit -- Like others we've seen -- Gold, purple, and green. -- Each harlequin hugs his mom -- Each mom hugs her harlequin -- So much has happened in one day! -- But now they can have fun and play -- [speech balloon 1] -- Mom! -- [speech balloon 2] -- ["mom"? in Hindi] -- [speech balloon 3] -- ["mom" in Chinese] -- [speech balloon 4] -- ["mom" in French: maman!] -- Is it time for something sweet? -- There's a king cake, come and eat! -- Slice has a lucky charm -- Which one could it be? -- Gold? -- Purple? -- Green? -- What is mardi gras? -- "Mardi gras" means "fat tuesday" in French -- Mardi gras is a carnival, that's a big costume party in the street! it can last many days -- Mardi gras is the biggest carnival in the United States. It is celebrated in New Orleans, in the state of Louisiana -- [map] -- These floats parade in the streets of New Orleans. People throw candies and necklaces from the floats -- They throw fake coins made of metal and chocolate, too -- Everyone wants to catch them! -- Musicians and dancers are everywhere! they make the carnival fun. many people come to see them -- The best part of the carnival is wearing a costume -- Everybody can do it -- You and your friends can wear the same costume -- Or, you can wear an unusual costume. a costume that no one else has! -- Even if you don't wear a costume, you will still have fun. there is a lot to see, no doubt!
Target audience
juvenile
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