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Travels with Grace Book Giveaway

Did you know that February 14 is International Book Giving Day? #bookgivingday Mexico is one of 44 participating countries and I have the perfect book for you to gift a child in Mexico!

Erma Note has written a delightful story about a bicultural 9-year old Grace who lives in Mexico City. Her American cousin Connor is coming to visit and Grace wants to show him all the amazing things there are to see and do in the area.

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For those of you that are not in Mexico, you can find Travels with Grace on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. A portion of all book sales is donated to Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos orphanage. To learn more about how you can contribute to helping the children of Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos orphanage, please visit their site here.

Nothing beats a beautifully illustrated hardcover children’s book! So today I’d like to offer a signed copy of Travels With Grace to one lucky winner here in Mexico. Enter HERE.

Note: Winners must provide a mailing address in Mexico to be eligible.

Are you looking for other ways to give the gift of reading? You can download bookmarks and bookplates for International Book Giving Day and include them in the books you give today! Take the time to read with a child today!

Be on the lookout for other ways to participate with the hashtag #bookgivingday. Check out the official International Book Giving Day site and see if there are any events near you.

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The History of Moroleon for Kids ebook

Today is the last day to download FREE The History of Moroleon for Kids by yours truly and the fabulous illustrator Claudia Guzes!

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How much do you really know about Moroleon?

***Why is there a celebration every January 15 in Moroleon?

***Did Moroleon support or resist the Cristeros?

***Which indigenous groups peopled the area?

***When did the first European settlers arrive?

***Why is the main Catholic church called El Templo del Señor de Esquipulitas?

***How did Moroleon get its name?

***Who attacked Moroleon in the early 1900s?

***Why are businesses closed on Thursday afternoons?

Find out the answers to these and more about the history of Moroleon in this book artfully designed with children in mind.

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