-Walking Tall 1 (USA 1973, Laufzeit: 103 Min.+US-Version 129 Min.):Buford Pusser ist ein Ex-Wrest...

-Walking Tall 1 (USA 1973, Laufzeit: 99 Min.+US-Version 124 Min.):Buford Pusser ist ein Ex-Wrestl...

This book examines the maligned students who populate urban schools and finds a talented group of...

Joe Hayes' bilingual classic now in a new paperback edition!

Inspired by his early years growing up in Arizona, premier storyteller Hayes ('The Gum Chewing Ra...

This time it's the truth-we swear! Joe's tall tales are always true. Ha!

A Joe Hayes' classic, revealing the wit and wisdom of Hispanic New Mexico folklore.

A new edition of a folktale classic: now with 5 additional, brand-new stories!

Apples, temptation, and a beautiful woman. Can Juan Verdades still be Truthful John by the end?

Can a pair of sisters be too generous with each other? Only if their mother doesn't say a word.

Is it true that skunks fall in love? Joe Hayes, that tall-tale-telling raconteur, is glad you asked.

Storyteller Joe Hayes tells another classic tale in Spanish and English from New Mexico's magical...

Another classic collection of stories from the rich tradition of northern New Mexico, told by mas...

Joe Hayes' mother knew how to stretch the family's budget nearly as well as he streeeeeetches the...

A new edition of a folktale class: now with 5 additional, brand-new stories!

A bilingual edition of Joe Hayes' classic tale about the dangers of a rich man's pride.

This time it's the truth-we swear! Joe's tall tales are always true. Ha!

Juan Verdades has never told a lie, but the beautiful Araceli and her father try to trick Juan in...

Kids love ghost stories. This bilingual chapter book will scare the socks off of them.

Do rattlesnakes chew bubble gum? Of course rattlesnakes chew bubble gum. Joe Hayes says they blow...

A bilingual middle grade collection of playful folktales from Afro-Cuban tradition in side-by-sid...

A collection of traditional New Mexican Hispanic folktales gathered from the oral tradition in 19...

Listen to your parents or el Cucuy --The Bogeyman-- might get you!