Nana K'eri

By Gloria Aurora Champion Castro

In this story the reader will meet Sirani, a young girl, and Nana K'eri, her grandmother. Sirani is eager to travel and visit her grandparents and sister who live in a different country. Her dreams to spend the summer in Zirahu?n, her parents' hometown, vanished due to a storm that damaged the house where she lives with her parents and little brother Kevin. Nana K'eri and Sirani develop a deep emotional connection that helps Sirani overcome her emotional struggles. Love, compassion, and artistic expression become the main sources for emotional healing in this story of migration and cultural differences.

En esta historia el lector conocer? a Sirani una ni?a y Nana K'eri su abuela. Sirani tiene un profundo deseo de viajar y visitar a sus abuelos y hermana quienes viven en otro pa?s. Su sue?o de pasar el verano en Zirahu?n, el pueblo de origen de sus padres, se frustr? debido a una tormenta que da?? la casa en donde vive con sus padres y su hermano menor Kevin. Nana K'eri y Sirani crean una profunda conexi?n emocional que le ayuda a Sirani a superar sus problemas emocionales. Amor, compasi?n y expresi?n art?stica son los principales recursos para que Sirani encuentre bienestar emocional en este relato de migraci?n y diferencias culturales.About the AuthorGloria Aurora Champion was born in Brownsville TX, USA. She lived and was raised in different cities in Mexico most of her life, which provided her with a wide experience of cultural diversity. Gloria has been a psychotherapist and an educator in both countries. Her experience working with children and families inspired her to write for children with the conviction that children's stories help to deepen self-awareness and develop empathy.
She currently has a psychotherapy practice in Houston, Texas
www.woodnotecounseling.com

Gloria Aurora Champion naci? en Brownsville Texas EE. UU. Radic? la mayor parte de su vida en M?xico en diferentes ciudades, lo que le proporcion? una amplia experiencia en relaci?n con la diversidad cultural. Ha sido psicoterapeuta y ha colaborado en el ?rea de la educaci?n en ambos pa?ses. Su experiencia con ni?os y familias la han inspirado a escribir con la convicci?n de que los cuentos infantiles ayudan a profundizar en la conciencia de s? mismo, favoreciendo el desarrollo de la empat?a.
Tiene su practica de psicoterapia en Houston, Texas
www.woodnotecounseling.com

About the IllustratorBorn in Mexico City, Carlos Morales Olivares was educated in Jalapa Veracruz and continued his High School education in Morelia, Michoac?n. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Universidad Autonoma de Guadalajara.
He self-studied graphic design which helped him gain valuable experience in Corporate Image Design, Advertising, Poster illustration, and Stage Design. His work has been priced with several recognitions.
Lives in Morelia Michoac?n where he develops his professional work.
www.carlosmorales.com

Originado de la Cd de M?xico inicia sus estudios en Xapala, Ver. continuado su educaci?n b?sica hasta bachillerato en Morelia, Mich. y profesionales de Arquitectura en la Universidad Aut?noma de Guadalajara.
Involucr?ndose de manera autodidacta en el Dise?o Gr?fico adquiri? experiencia en el Dise?o de Imagen Corporativa, Publicidad, Dise?o de cartel e ilustraci?n, as? como, Dise?o de Escenarios. Sus trabajos han sido objeto de varios reconocimientos.
Actualmente radica en Morelia, Mich. donde desarrolla su trabajo profesional.
www.carlosmorales.com

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B09DN1DW16
• ISBN13: 9798464588592
• Release Date: August 2021
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 32 Pages
• Weight: 0.28 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.1" x 8.5" x 11.0"