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Embark on a magical underwater adventure! Carlos and Camila, brave capybara siblings, dive into the depths to explore a mysterious sunken city. But when they discover signs of ancient evil, it's up to them to save the day...and the dazzling creatures of the coral reef!
This captivating tale, perfect for ages 5 to 11, blends adventure, mystery, and the wonders of the ocean.
Ideal for Young Readers: A perfect beginner chapter book for 2nd graders, and a fun, adventurous read for 5th graders.
More than just a book! The Sunken City fosters a love for nature, adventure, and the bond between siblings. Join Carlos and Camila on their unforgettable underwater quest!
Like the beloved 'Magic Tree House' and 'Geronimo Stilton' series, 'The Sunken City' takes kids on a fantastical journey full of discovery and excitement.
108 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 22, 2023
I'm a teacher, father, and storyteller fascinated by how big ideas shape little moments (and vice versa!). My work spans from whimsical children's tales to tongue-in-cheek historical parodies—always with a spark of adventure.
For Young Readers: The Capybara Adventure Series, where lovable siblings Carlos and Camila explore nature, solve fun mysteries, and learn about caring for our planet. Aimed at Grade 2-3 readers, these lighthearted journeys introduce curiosity, empathy, and environmental themes in every chapter.
For Adventure Lovers of All Ages: My comedic passion project The Lucifer Journals, a 70-volume saga in which a well-meaning cosmic observer (a.k.a. Lucifer) accidentally triggers humanity's major turning points—agriculture, armies, organized religion—often with chaotic and hilarious results. Each volume reimagines how human history might unfold if one well-intentioned meddler just couldn't keep his hands off the timeline.
Whether I'm teaching in a classroom, sharing bedtime stories with my own kids, or spinning a quirky alternative history, my goal remains consistent: to spark wonder and laughter, and to remind us that even the biggest adventures start with a single curious step.