Amara, an 11-year-old brimming with curiosity, is inviting young readers on an extraordinary adventure! Written by Nola D. Oracle and illustrated by Casielle Santos-Gaerlan, “Amara’s Adventures: A Trip to the African American Museums in Jacksonville, Florida” is a new book inspired by the award-winning film “African Diasporans: Hidden Kulture.” The film has screened across Florida and even traveled internationally, receiving awards and recognition for its exploration of Black history. This exciting story is a journey of discovery, self-understanding, and celebrating the rich heritage of African American culture.

Amara’s bravery, curiosity, and intelligence guide readers through a world where exploration and knowledge go hand-in-hand. As Amara travels through Jacksonville’s African American museums, young readers get to discover alongside her, learning about the significant history and heritage preserved within these walls.

This colorful book is perfect for bedtime stories or sparking a love for reading during quiet afternoons. “Amara’s Adventures” promises to be a cherished favorite for both children and parents.The story aims to foster creativity, ignite a love of learning, and encourage empathy and understanding in young minds. Through Amara’s exploration of hidden treasures, she invites young readers to start on their own journeys of self-discovery.

Thanks to Amara’s adventure, young readers everywhere can explore Black history with a sense of wonder and excitement! Pick up a copy today and join Amara on her incredible journey!