There’s nothing better than getting lost in a good story — except maybe when that story is free! 💫

This season, I’m sharing a few of my favorite reads that invite you to slow down, sip something warm, and fill your creative well. Whether you’re a writer looking for inspiration or simply a lover of beautiful books, these titles are a perfect place to start.

🌿 Exploring Traditional Herbal Remedies in México (Volumes 1–5)

What ancient secrets do the plants of Mexico hold? In this five-volume special edition, discover over 140 medicinal plants used for centuries in traditional healing practices. Each entry is paired with stunning photography and rich cultural context that brings Mexico’s natural heritage to life.

Even if you’re not an herbalist, you’ll appreciate the storytelling woven through every page — a tapestry of history, folklore, and science. It’s a fascinating reminder of how knowledge and narrative go hand in hand.

📖 FREE November 27 – December 1
👉 Get your copy here

👧 Abuelita ¿Qué Vamos A Hacer Hoy? Let’s Make Rosca de Reyes!

Meet five-year-old Lupita and her Abuelita as they prepare for Los Reyes Magos. This bilingual picture book is brimming with warmth, color, and celebration — a lovely addition to any family’s holiday reading list.

Perfect for bilingual families, teachers, or anyone who loves learning about cultural traditions through story.

📖 FREE November 27 – December 1
👉 Grab your copy here

So whether you’re stocking your Kindle, gathering creative inspiration, or sharing meaningful stories with your family — these free books are a heartfelt way to celebrate reading and connection. 💛

September wasn’t the most productive writing month for me (life had other plans), but something surprising happened. My book sales actually went up! Maybe it was thanks to the extra push I gave my Lupita book marketing… maybe it was just good luck. Either way, I’m celebrating the win.

I kept my Amazon ads running for both Abuelita ¿Qué Vamos A Hacer Hoy? Let’s Make Rosca de Reyes and the Exploring Traditional Herbal Remedies in Mexico series, and I also showed up consistently on social media with some targeted posts focused on the Abuelita book. The results? Not too shabby at all.

Looking ahead, I’m maintaining my focus on my children’s book, Abuelita ¿Qué Vamos A Hacer Hoy? Let’s Make Rosca de Reyes! (available in both bilingual and Spanish editions) for the next couple of months with more of the same.