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Days Of The Dead

Days Of The Dead

Describes the origin and meaning of the Mexican festival of the Days of the Dead, and shows how it is observed by one peasant family.

author Kathryn Lasky

illustrator Christopher Knight

ISBN:

9780786800223

Published:

1994

Hyperion Books for Children

Genre: Nonfiction Picture Book

Age: Primary (ages 6-9)

Region: Americas Mexico North America

Themes: day of the dead family traditions Festivals

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