
Book #2 in the American Girl: Josefina series
A flood devastates the Montoyas. Can new ideas heal or divide the family?
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When a flood devastates the Montoyas' sheep, Tía Dolores proposes a weaving business and teaches the girls to read, challenging old traditions. Josefina is torn between excitement and fear of forgetting her late mother. As the family navigates these changes, will they find unity or drift apart? Discover how Josefina balances the past with a future full of possibilities.
Josefina is delighted when T’a Dolores returns to the Montoyas’ rancho. But soon after she arrives, a flash flood kills hundreds of the family’s sheep. T’a Dolores suggests that the Montoyas could recover from this terrible loss by starting a weaving business–something Mama never would have done. But Papa likes the idea. Then T’a Dolores decides to teach the girls how to read. Mama didn’t read, but Josefina is excited to learn. Then she begins to worry. Will all these changes make the girls forget Mama?”
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