The guide includes the English and Spanish versions of five legends. Ten to twelve questions in Spanish follow each legend. A list of Spanish words taken from each legend is given, along with their English counterparts. Patterns of drawings of the main characters or objects of each legend are also included. The legends are "Pajaro Cu" which is about an ugly bird who became beautiful and then was too proud to join the other birds; "La Luna" (The Moon) which is about the moon and why it only appears full part of the time; "La Culebra" (The Snake) which tells how often "kindness is returned with unkindness"; "El Gallo" (The Rooster) which tells how the Indians got the rooster; and "Mexticla" which tells how Mexico got its name from the Aztec god, Mexticla. (NQ)