I Am Dominica / Mwen sé Donmnik
Dominica, originally named Wai’tukubuli, is without a doubt a Caribbean gem. But the island’s lush green rainforests, waterfalls and award-winning diving are just the beginning!
Dominica, originally named Wai’tukubuli, is without a doubt a Caribbean gem. But the island’s lush green rainforests, waterfalls and award-winning diving are just the beginning!
What does it mean to be a Virgin Islander? Author Tiphanie Yanique explores this question in her beautiful, celebratory poem.
Can a shell really make soup? It might, if it’s a brown-and-white West Indian shell, fresh from the sea. All it needs is a masker soup-maker, like Granny, to stir the pot-and a little help from the folks in Market Square.
If Malcolm had it his way, he would sleep all day and all night. But Granny simply won’t have it–there is work to do! One day, Malcolm meets a very special tree that he is sure will help him get what he wants.
Lexi dreams about being a majorette in the carnival parade, and not just the usual majorette. She’ll kick up her feet and twirl her baton on STILTS.
Plenty of roosters wake up the sun, but who wakes up the moon? A special Virgin Islands rooster knows just what to cockadoodledoo.
