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Serafina's Stories Jeff Suzuki This is a series ofNew Mexico's master storyteller creates a southwestern version of the Arabian Nights in this fable set in seventeenth century Santa Fe. In January 1680 a dozen Pueblo Indians are charged with conspiring to incite a revolution against the colonial government. When the prisoners are brought before the Governor, one of them is revealed as a young woman. Educated by the friars in her pueblo's mission church, Serafina speaks beautiful Spanish and surprises