Oct 5, 2020
Karmen Zayas, an educator, artist, songwriter, and singer; has completed her most recent book “Beyond the Horizons in the Deep Blue Sea, the Skies, and the Universe”: a gripping and potent collection of tales that share the childhood of the author as she was raised in Puerto Rico and all the adventures she had with her family, especially her mother who left her a plethora of memories that carried her through life.
Karmen writes, “The story reflects the childhood experiences of the writer with her family growing up in Puerto Rico, through the author’s eyes, the memories of her mother and the legacy she left behind, her poetry, letters, and philosophy in life that helped her through all the adversities encountered on her way, step-by-step.”
Published by Fulton Books, Karmen Zayas’ book is a brilliant and vibrant illustration filled with wondrous stories that reflect love, family, joys, and the beauty of life.
Told from the point of view of the author, this wishes to bring inspiration and warms the hearts of every reader, young and old.
Readers who wish to experience this wonderful work can purchase “Beyond the Horizons in the Deep Blue Sea, the Skies, and the Universe” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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