Levy, Janice

Flip-Flop does not have a talent for acting, but she finds another way to contribute to the class play.

At first Flip-Flop thinks the new baby is weird, but after Mom says she is staying, Flip-Flop takes another look at her sister.

As he prepares to celebrate the Day of the Dead, a young boy remembers all the things he liked about his favorite uncle. Presented in Spanish and English.

Presents a variation of the classic tale of the Gingerbread Man about a runaway radish that refuses to be carved up and placed in Don Pedro's "Night of the Radishes" sculpture.

Flip-Flop challenges each of the bullies who do not want to let her cross the bridge.

Cristina is uncomfortable around her Spanish-speaking grandfather until she spends the day with him and he helps her to begin to understand his culture and her family.

A little girl celebrates the Day of the Dead as she waits for the arrival of her grandfather's spirit. Presented in English and Spanish.

As she describes all the things that are "uncool" about her father's latest girlfriend, a young girl begins to admit that there are some things she likes about her.

Gonzalo the rooster wins the lottery and leaves his job on the farm to search for a better life, but no matter what he does or where he goes, Gonzalo feels as though something is missing.