Description
Ixchel, a young Mayan girl, is told she may not use her mother’s precious weaving thread—yet her creativity refuses to be silenced. When she finds a way to repurpose everyday plastic bags into vibrant, patterned textiles, she discovers that making art can be both an act of ingenuity and a quiet form of self-determination. Set against the rhythms of tradition and the pressures of rules, her journey explores themes of cultural heritage, resourcefulness, and the power of imagination to transform what’s discarded into something meaningful. With accessible storytelling and a respectful, educational approach, this book invites readers to see weaving not just as craft, but as identity—supported by a glossary and an author’s note that deepen understanding of the culture behind the story.
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paperback
Children's Book Press (CA)
Published Jan 1, 2016
32 pages
ISBN: 9780892393749
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First Published
2016
Language
eng
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