Blackmore, Vivien.
London : Methuen Children’s, 1984.
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Part of the series Legends and folk tales from old Mexico.;Legends and folk tales from old Mexico.
Notes:

• Translation of: El maíz tiene color de oro.
• Guie’tiiki — The chocolate that turned to stone — The sunflower — Why corn is golden — Chiapaneco — Princess Xóchitl and the aloe — Riddles.

Subjects:

• Folklore — Mexico.
• Indians of Mexico — Folklore.
• Folklore — Mexico.
• Indians of Mexico — Legends.
• Plants — Folklore.
• Mexico. fast (OCoLC)fst01211700
• Folklore. fast (OCoLC)fst01423784

Requested by Olson, V.