Author Mario Picayo was invited to read at the historic Stone Ridge Library in Stone Ridge, NY. Founded in 1909, the library now hosts a weekly bilingual (English/Spanish) reading program.
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Caribbean author and New York resident Mario Picayo will (almost) follow the text of his popular and best-selling title A Caribbean Journey from A to Y (Read and Discover What Happened to the Z) as he travels from A (Anguilla and Antigua) to S (Saba, St. Thomas, St. John, St. Kitts, St. Vincent) on a month long trip through the islands.
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Cuéntame un cuento/ Tell Me a Story was an event full of readings, food, and other activities that revolved around the art of storytelling.
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Best Selling Caribbean Children’s Book author to visit Barbados for re-opening of National Library will talk to the public and present three copies of his book to the National Library, including a Special Edition courtesy of the First Lady of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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The Best Friends animal Society Lint Roller Party held at the historic Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, California was a huge success for everyone involved. There was quite a turnout, some were animal loving celebrities others long time friends and Best Friends supporters.
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Friends, the largest animal rescue organization in the country, and home to National Geographic’s hit television series, Dogtown, has decided to adopt a cat that lives in New York, two thousand miles from their headquarters in Utah, but what a cat she is!
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It was FREE ADOPTION weekend at the famous cathouse (the only cathouse in Hudson, as they like to remind us) and A Very Smart Cat author Mario Picayo joined the good cause
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Despierta América, one of the most popular Spanish language morning television programs, will present a segment about Annette Pérez, author of the bilingual children’s book My Brain Won’t Float Away/Mi cerebro no va a sair flotando
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Puerto Rico’s First Lady, Luisa Gándara, has selected the bilingual book “My Brain Won’t Float Away/ Mi cerebro no va a salir flotando” as one of the presents that she and the governor will give to children visiting La Fortaleza on January 6th during the traditional Three Kings Day celebrations.