The Invisible Hunters: Bilingual English-Spanish Children's Book - Central American Folktale for Kids | Perfect for Storytime, Cultural Education & Language Learning

I was looking for some Miskito legends because I'm half-Miskito, yet unfamiliar with Miskito culture... having been raised in the US. So I bought this book & when it arrived, the first thing I noticed was that one of the authors was "Morris Vidaure". Mr. Vidaurre (that's the correct spelling) is my grandfather! I had no idea about this at all... so that was pretty shocking. Aside from that, it was an excellent book with a powerful theme. It's basically about how money tends to ruin things... the story lets you see how indigenous people viewed these interactions from traders. It's quite fascinating, so I suppose if you're into anthropology or other cultures or just stories with good morals, you might like it as well.