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There's a new reindeer in town

And she's out to help Santa in a way that only she can. She's Heartfelt, the special reindeer. And she's not only special because she has a special power, but she's also a "special needs" reindeer. Yet in spite of her terribly short rear legs and sloping back, she's a strong flyer, and on top of that she has a special power none of the other reindeer has.

But she's only a "backup reindeer," and she wants to be part of the regular team. Can it possibly happen? And can Heartfelt use her special power to solve...

"When you give love, you get back love." That's the lesson taught by Abuelita's own abuelita. ("Abuelita" is Spanish for "Grandma.") Abuelita certainly loves all the neighborhood kids, and they love her too, as well as her stories and her cookies. But why would she want a shriveled-up tree that gives nothing but wrinkled, sour fruit? Spring brings a surprise to the neighborhood kids, to their parents, and even to grumpy, grouchy Mr. Diaz. Only Abuelita isn't surprised. She knew all along about the power of love.