![]() | Me in the Middle by Ana Maria Machado
Buy new: £3.00 / Used from: £2.89 Machado is the most translated of Brazil's many children's authors. This sweet story gives a bit of colonial history.
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![]() | The Paw in Destination: Brazil (Paperark) by Natalie Jane Prior
Buy used from: £2.25 A little bit of formula fiction, but still fun and about Brazil.
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![]() | The Big Field : A Child's Year Under the Southern Cross by Anne Morddel
Buy new: £8.00 A child's nature observations and play through the seasons on a farm near the Atlantic Rainforest.
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![]() | Journey to the River Sea by Eva Ibbotson
Buy new: £3.81 / Used from: £0.01 An extremely popular novel; a "little girl lost" adventure story that takes place in the Amazon region.
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![]() | Animal Poems of the Iguazú/Animalario del Iguazú: Animalario Del Iguazu by Francisco X. Alarcón
Buy new: £8.99 / Used from: £10.02 Poems about the varied animals of the Atlantic rainforest, bi-lingual English/Spanish
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![]() | Born to Dance Samba by Miriam Cohen
Buy used from: £7.25 A story about Carnaval and all of its traditions, as experienced by a young girl.
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![]() | Sabbath Samba by Herve Jubert
Highly popular with teens, especially boys, the third in a series of detective fiction.
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![]() | How Iwariwa the Cayman Learned to Share: A Yanomami Myth by George Crespo
Buy used from: £0.37 A retelling of a myth for children.
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![]() | Where the Sabiá Sings ... A partial autobiography. Sketches by Ken Chamberlain by Henriqueta Chamberlain
Buy used from: £40.98 This is expensive and rare and should be reprinted. Lovely account of a girlhood in Brazil.
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![]() | When the Rivers Go Home by Ted Lewin
Buy used from: £1.56 The Pantanal is the world's largest wetlands, home of the last blue parrots. This book tells a bit about it.
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