Bücher veröffentlicht von Caribbean Reads Publishing

Jam and Juice follows a young boy and his uncle harvesting fruit to make their family's jam and juice recipes.Walk with them as they collect a variety of tasty fruits. Find out what fruits fill their baskets and what troubles Little One while he harvests with his uncle.The third book in the Little One Series, Jam and Juice, showcases delicious varieties of fruits grown in tropical regions and their uses to make delicious jams and juices. Be sure to also read Sweet Victory and Belly Full Soup.

Thirteen-year-old Tameisha is tired. Tired of teachers, tired of homework, generally tired of school. All she really wants to do (apart from hanging out with her friends) is to style hair. All that all changes when a cosmetologist inspires her to make an unprecedented visit to the school library to research Madame C. J. Walker. In the library, something goes terribly wrong and Tameisha finds herself, still in Barbados, but in 1840, just post-emancipation. Although slavery has ended, the plight of Black people remains dire and Tameisha is under constant threat of being sent to work in the elds of a plantation.Initially, Tameisha is shielded from danger by the kindness of some of the people she encounters (including a few influential historical figures) and the education she has despised up until then, but that may not be enough to save her from the back-breaking eld work most Black Barbadians are still required to do in 1840.Will she find her way back to twenty- first century Barbados or will she have to stay in the nineteenth century and accept her awful fate?

"There's plenty, plenty more to this world than what we see with our eyes." 12-year-old JV is learning just how much truth lies behind those words. He has discovered that he's one of a select few entrusted with preserving the balance between the world's natural and unnatural realms and is now more driven than ever to know who his birth parents are. But there's another mystery in the usually quiet village of Alcavere that he can't ignore. He and his friends, Carol and Riaz, have received a cryptic warning from a supernatural being who dwells in the Oscuros Forest, launching them into a high-stakes mission. Can they solve the riddle and protect a villager from the foretold doom before time runs out?