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title: "Chocolate Tree: [A Mayan Folktale] (On My Own Folklore)"
brand: "linda lowery"
price: "KSh2798"
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reviews_count: 8
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# Chocolate Tree: [A Mayan Folktale] (On My Own Folklore)

**Brand:** linda lowery
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- **What is this?** Chocolate Tree: [A Mayan Folktale] (On My Own Folklore) by linda lowery
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## Customer Reviews

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    it's great to have some Maya folklaw available here
  

*by P***U on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 31 October 2017*

First the positive,  it's great to have some Maya folklaw available here.  The illustrations are lovely and really capture the spirit of Maya art, the story is well told for the target age range and the language easily accessible with the added bonus of a glossary to explain the Mayan language, with correct pronounciation.All that said, readers are probably wondering why only two stars....There are some massive issues with this book, the first I would lay at the feet of the editor rather than the author.  The use of the word Maya and general missuse of Mayan. Mayan only refers to the language, it is not a pluraization of the people. So the sporadic use of Mayan through the text is not only incorrect, there is not a single instance where Mayan is used correctly, it is confusing to the target audience and highly disrespectful to the people who it is about.My second point is in regards to the fruits that the Gods have in their feast. Bananas and mangoes - really??? While these fruits now grow in the Yucatan Peninsula today they were introduced after contact during Spanish rule and originally from the Indian Subcontinent.  This was the ideal opportunity to introduce indigenous plants from the area such as Soursop or Mamey and if felt necessary explain them in the glossary. There are plenty more options that could have been taken and this definitely represents poor research and a missed opportunity.Lastly, although this may be due to funding or the location of the author, it seems strange that a post classic (the latest period of ancient Maya culture)  site was chosen rather than a pre-classic or even a classic site.So even though this book had some positives I cannot in anyway recommend it, particularly as it seems targeted in line with the increase emphasis on the Maya in the national curriculum.  It simply has too many mistakes and confusions that would have been easy fixes with an informed editor and some basic research.

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    If you like chocolate, you'll like this book...
  

*by R***A on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 5 February 2016*

My class read this as part of their topic and we wrote reviews. One pupil wrote:I am in year 5 and we are learning about the Maya, so we read this book. It is an interesting folk tale about the cacao tree, which was stolen from Paradise by Kukulkan and given as a present to the Mayan people.One good thing about the story is what it told us about the Mayan culture and way of life. I learnt the types of gods they had and how they watched the Mayan people at night. Also, I found out why chocolate is special to the Mayan people. Finally, the brilliant illustrations show how the people lived and how their temples looked. I would recommend this book because it gives interesting facts in a fun way.

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    Brill
  

*by C***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 26 October 2021*

Ordered in an emergency, came really quickly and perfect quality. Great book

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