Books & videos

	*The Parrot Tico Tango, by Anna Witte (author/illustrator). Cambridge, MA: Barefoot Books, 2004; 2nd Edition 2011 with audio CD by Brian Amador and Sol y Canto. Also available in Spanish as El loro Tico Tango*. Anna's Tico Tango Page.
	Collaborating writer on children’s television series TIKITIKLIP II (Precolombino), by Ojitos Producciones in Santiago, Chile (2008 to 2010). TIKITIKLIP II, a series of short animated films based on the myths and stories of pre-Hispanic cultures of Latin America, was a finalist at the Prix Jeunesse International 2010 Festival. www.prixjeunesse.de A clip from the first TIKITIKLIP series
	*Lola's Fandango, by Anna Witte With Audiobook by Sol y Canto www.solycanto.com Illustrated by Micha Archer. Lola’s Fandango. Cambridge, MA: Barefoot Books, September 2011. In this story about sibling rivalry and self-confidence, Lola finds a pair of her mother's old flamenco shoes. As her father teaches Lola how to dance in order to surprise her mother on her birthday, Lola learns that what matters most in life is being true to one’s “duende”, one’s inner strength and spirit. www.amazon.com 2011 Booklist Editor's Choice Award* 2011 Booklist top 10 Books about Art

The Parrot Tico Tango, by Anna Witte (author/illustrator). Cambridge, MA: Barefoot Books, 2004; 2nd Edition 2011 with audio CD by Brian Amador and Sol y Canto.

Also available in Spanish as El loro Tico Tango.

Anna's Tico Tango Page.

Collaborating writer on children’s television series TIKITIKLIP II (Precolombino), by Ojitos Producciones in Santiago, Chile (2008 to 2010).
TIKITIKLIP II, a series of short animated films based on the myths and stories of pre-Hispanic cultures of Latin America, was a finalist at the Prix Jeunesse International 2010 Festival. www.prixjeunesse.de
A clip from the first TIKITIKLIP series

Lola's Fandango, by Anna Witte

With Audiobook by Sol y Canto www.solycanto.com

Illustrated by Micha Archer.

Lola’s Fandango. Cambridge, MA: Barefoot Books, September 2011.
In this story about sibling rivalry and self-confidence, Lola finds a pair of her mother's old flamenco shoes. As her father teaches Lola how to dance in order to surprise her mother on her birthday, Lola learns that what matters most in life is being true to one’s “duende”, one’s inner strength and spirit.
www.amazon.com

2011 Booklist Editor's Choice Award

2011 Booklist top 10 Books about Art