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    <body><![CDATA[Chato and his pal Novio Boy think they are being extremely clever as they cook up a meal in Chato's kitchen (to which they intend to add their mice guests!).  But the mice outsmart Chato by bringing along a dog, and Chato and Novio Boy are forced to go without mice for dinner—though they like the ...<a href="http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/74195318">more...</a>]]></body>
    
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    <![CDATA[&quot;Chato, a low-riding cat with six stripes, was  slinking toward a sparrow when he heard the scrape of tiny feet  coming from the yard next door.&quot; You get the idea. Chato is a  sly, mustachioed &quot;cool cat&quot; from an East Los Angeles  barrio. The tiny feet? Those belong to the new mice  (<em>ratoncitos</em>) next door--&quot;five mice the color of gray  river rock,&quot; to be precise. Chato promptly invites them over  for dinner, in exactly the sense you might fear.  <p> &quot;That Chato cat seems muy simpatico, very nice, I'm  sure,&quot; says Papi mouse. The mice (being cheese lovers) spend  the day making quesadillas for the fiesta, while Chato and his  best friend Novio Boy busily prepare side dishes for a meal <em>con  ratoncitos</em>. Instead of the anticipated gruesome ending, a  surprise twist is in the works. <p> Gary Soto, author of <em>Too Many Tamales</em>,  is brilliantly witty, and <em>Chato's Kitchen</em>--an ALA Notable  Book and a <em>Parents' Choice</em> Award Winner--is truly  <em>marvilloso</em>. Susan Guevera's comical, deliciously detailed,  richly colored depictions of the creatures are priceless as well,  earning her the 1996 Pura Belpre Award for Illustration. A  culinary concoction that no youngster (or adult) will be able to  resist. <em>(Ages 4 to 8)</em></p></p>]]>
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    <body><![CDATA[I love this book so much. It is soooo cool with the spanish words that are used in this book. The multiculural aspect comes to life with words used such as chorizo, tortillas, frijoles and so much more. I believe that this text is appropriate for 3rd grade and up. This book can truly help a student ...<a href="http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/51951422">more...</a>]]></body>
    
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    <body><![CDATA[Chato's Kitchen is a great instructional tool for students who are ELL because it combines Spanish culture into a predominately English language book. It includes language, food, and illustrations that are reflective of Hispanic culture. It is also has an ironic ending so it would be good for teachi...<a href="http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/50865160">more...</a>]]></body>
    
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    <![CDATA[&quot;Chato, a low-riding cat with six stripes, was  slinking toward a sparrow when he heard the scrape of tiny feet  coming from the yard next door.&quot; You get the idea. Chato is a  sly, mustachioed &quot;cool cat&quot; from an East Los Angeles  barrio. The tiny feet? Those belong to the new mice  (<em>ratoncitos</em>) next door--&quot;five mice the color of gray  river rock,&quot; to be precise. Chato promptly invites them over  for dinner, in exactly the sense you might fear.  <p> &quot;That Chato cat seems muy simpatico, very nice, I'm  sure,&quot; says Papi mouse. The mice (being cheese lovers) spend  the day making quesadillas for the fiesta, while Chato and his  best friend Novio Boy busily prepare side dishes for a meal <em>con  ratoncitos</em>. Instead of the anticipated gruesome ending, a  surprise twist is in the works. <p> Gary Soto, author of <em>Too Many Tamales</em>,  is brilliantly witty, and <em>Chato's Kitchen</em>--an ALA Notable  Book and a <em>Parents' Choice</em> Award Winner--is truly  <em>marvilloso</em>. Susan Guevera's comical, deliciously detailed,  richly colored depictions of the creatures are priceless as well,  earning her the 1996 Pura Belpre Award for Illustration. A  culinary concoction that no youngster (or adult) will be able to  resist. <em>(Ages 4 to 8)</em></p></p>]]>
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    <body><![CDATA[Another fun installment in the Chato series.  The imagery of urban Latino men turned into &quot;low-riding&quot; cats is very interesting.<br/><br/>This book is fun because Chato (along with his best friend Novio Boy) tries to trick his new neighbors, a gullible family of mice, to a dinner party w...<a href="http://www.goodreads.com/review/show/24996408">more...</a>]]></body>
    
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    <body><![CDATA[this book made me laugh.it was really funny. you should read it!]]></body>
    
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    <![CDATA[&quot;Chato, a low-riding cat with six stripes, was  slinking toward a sparrow when he heard the scrape of tiny feet  coming from the yard next door.&quot; You get the idea. Chato is a  sly, mustachioed &quot;cool cat&quot; from an East Los Angeles  barrio. The tiny feet? Those belong to the new mice  (<em>ratoncitos</em>) next door--&quot;five mice the color of gray  river rock,&quot; to be precise. Chato promptly invites them over  for dinner, in exactly the sense you might fear.  <p> &quot;That Chato cat seems muy simpatico, very nice, I'm  sure,&quot; says Papi mouse. The mice (being cheese lovers) spend  the day making quesadillas for the fiesta, while Chato and his  best friend Novio Boy busily prepare side dishes for a meal <em>con  ratoncitos</em>. Instead of the anticipated gruesome ending, a  surprise twist is in the works. <p> Gary Soto, author of <em>Too Many Tamales</em>,  is brilliantly witty, and <em>Chato's Kitchen</em>--an ALA Notable  Book and a <em>Parents' Choice</em> Award Winner--is truly  <em>marvilloso</em>. Susan Guevera's comical, deliciously detailed,  richly colored depictions of the creatures are priceless as well,  earning her the 1996 Pura Belpre Award for Illustration. A  culinary concoction that no youngster (or adult) will be able to  resist. <em>(Ages 4 to 8)</em></p></p>]]>
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