Want to visit Puerto Rico during Earth Day but can’t actually visit the island? Here are 5 Puerto Rican places you can visit through books. This year for Earth Day, I’m celebrating by exploring five of Puerto Rico’s most beautiful natural places.Read More →
Bad Bunny and the Puerto Rican Heritage I’ve Passed Down to My Son *Spanish version below* Bad Bunny has me in my feelings. I must admit, I’ve never been a fan of his music, but this new album has me thinking about how I raised my son to love theRead More →
La migración puertorriqueña hacia Estados Unidos es el pan de cada día de muchos boricuas entre sueños y realidades, un reflejo de crisis y dependencia. Los relatos de familias y lamentos de aquellos que tuvieron que mudarse para los “Nueva Yores”, (término que alude a Nueva York pero que losRead More →
La cotorra puertorriqueña es un patrimonio nacional de Puerto Rico y también es el personaje principal de mi libro infantil Coco, la cotorra puertorriqueña. Por lo que me da mucho gusto compartir esta publicación con ustedes. Día Mundial del Loro (de la cotorra) ¿Sabías que el 31 de mayo deRead More →
If you’ve been following me for a while you know that I have Puerto Rico on my mind 24-7. I love creating resources about Puerto Rico and I’m super excited to share them with you. These would have been awesome to have when my son was little, nonetheless, these willRead More →
I remember when my son was born 13 years ago, I search high and low for books about Puerto Rico. There weren’t many children’s books back then. Now there are quite a few out there, and of course, now that he’s outgrown them I will still keep them in ourRead More →