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    I See Santa Fe!
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    I See Santa Fe!
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    I See Santa Fe!

    By Libby Lynn and Moses James

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    About this ebook

    A Children's Guide written FOR CHILDREN! 


    Help your youngsters enjoy their visit to Santa Fe.

    See, hear, taste,smell, touch, and enjoy the essence of this special city at the End of the Santa Fe Trail! 

    Simple, child-like, black-and-white drawings with a touch of color bring to life the "feel" of old Santa Fe . . . warm adobe walls . . . rough Navajo rugs . . . bright red chile ristras . . . gleaming Pueblo pottery . . . strutting bobbing pigeons . . . sparkling splashing fountains. . . tasty corn tortillas . . . sopaipillas dripping with honey . . . the aroma of pinon smoke . . . the sights and sounds of Santa Fe's Plaza and River . . .

    "Should delight any child under ten," says The New Mexico Magazine.

    Perfect to prepare young children for a trip to Santa Fe, or as a souvenir of a wonderful visit!

    Also available as a 35-page paperback, which your children can use as a coloring book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCleanan Press, Inc.
    Release dateFeb 9, 2019
    ISBN9781386407966
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