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Books as Empathy Incubators: Romina Garber on Magic and Miami

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By J. Adrian Betancourt, Host, The Miami Book Hub Before Romina Garber became the bestselling author of eight books, she was a nine-year-old ESOL student in Miami listening to her teacher read Shel Silverstein’s Where the Sidewalk Ends. Something stirred. Romina wrote her first poem in Spanish; her teacher submitted it to the Miami-Dade […] The post Books as Empathy Incubators: Romina Garber on Magic and Miami first appeared on Miami's Community News .

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