Campoy, F. I., & Ada, A. F. (2006). Tales our abuelitas told: A Hispanic folktale collection . Atheneum. Tales Our Abuelitas Told by Alma Flor Ada and F. Isabel Campoy is a collection of twelve stories from Hispanic culture. In the chapter titled “Welcome,” the authors talk about the history of their stories, most originating in Spain and then being saturated with influences from other cultures. The purpose of writing this anthology is to share some of the authors' favorite stories they heard as children. Each tale is accompanied by a brief explanation of its origins, if known, and the other versions of the story that can be told. Both authors are respected scholars in bilingual education, folklore, and children's literature, as illustrated by well-known Latino artists. There are no academic source notes, but the book does a good job of providing context. As with all folktales, they are meant to be read aloud. I found several...