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In Susan Lowell’s illustrated children’s book, The Three Little Javelinas, three sibling javelinas, part ways to build homes in the Central American desert. The first two homes, made of tumbleweeds and cactus ribs, are destroyed by a determined coyote. Seeking refuge, the javelinas unite in their sister's sturdy adobe brick house, ultimately outsmarting the coyote and ensuring their safety. The story integrates cultural elements from Native American traditions and provides educational moments throughout.