Daughter of Madrugada

As the only daughter in the de Haro family, thirteen-year-old Cesa has a wonderful life. She's a princesa to her father, a leader to her five younger brothers, and a constant disappointment to her great-aunt, who wants Cesa to assume the responsibilities of a woman. The author of the acclaimed first novel Becoming Rosemary transports readers to the abundant, pristine California of the 1840s in a lyrical tribute to its people.Available only in The Literacy Bridge 5.Wood, Frances M. is the author of 'Daughter of Madrugada', published 2004 under ISBN 9780786261420 and ISBN 0786261420.