I am so glad you've made it to this page. Today I am sharing a poem about love, about decisions, about relationships. Writing takes me a long time somtimes. For example, working on Two Homes, Dos Casas involved months of writing, rewriting, cutting, and editing. Other times, writing comes easily,...
I believe in the power of words, and I am experiencing how changing my words is changing my world. These are some of the affirmations that have become part of my routine and continue to help me rewire my mind. I know that affirmations have the power to do...
Country. Hot. Dessert. People in poverty. Lions. Dancing. Those are some of the words that came to my mind when I used to hear Africa. After living in Burkina Faso, West Africa for two years, those words shifted to: Continent Intelligent Beautiful people Friends Smiles Delicious food Diversity Colorful And...
This is a thank you letter to all the dope tías The tías we call tías And the tías we call by their name “Dime tia. Soy tu tia” They might say Thank you to the tías that believe in us The ones that pray for us just because Cheers...
“Do you have a preference on where you want to go?” asked the Peace Corps recruiter. “A part of me is open to going to a Spanish-speaking country in Latin America since i speak Spanish. And i am open to going anywhere else and learning a new language.” “Anywhere,” must have...
Written by: Edith Suárez Torres For a long time, i never questioned my Education. I was simply grateful that I could get one, and it was “free," for most of my life. My parents often shared how they did not complete beyond a 3rd-grade education because they lacked the funds....
Bilingual and Spanish copies available via Barnes & Noble below.
The bilingual manuscript is primarily English with Spanish throughout the story.
The Spanish version is completely in Spanish.
Bilingual and Spanish copies available. Available via IngramSpark & Barnes & Noble