Mother TreeMother Tree tells the story of Atisa, the last surviving adult hyon lgu, or tree of the north on Guam. She has become the Mother Tree and the final hope for this beautiful native species to survive. Faced with many dangers, she finds joy in her friendships with the jungle creatures around her. Mother Tree teaches the value of protecting the natural world around us. It will inspire young readers to learn more about native species and how to help them

ha é’eppok i manmánanaitai siha para u ma fåna’ i dies na bisiu nu i ginége’te tåtte i estodiånte ginen I kinemplen etmås maolek na inestudiu

Dry Nights does not hold your hand and gently lead you

This work is an important contribution to the decolonizing of biomedical research and argues that neurological diseases can be better understood if they are also seen as social and cultural phenomena

Samuel Betances

government meetings

one uranium and one plutonium

I Lalai i Bilembaotuyan is the loving story of a young girl

Originally published in UOG Press 2021 Catalog

Praise for Always Never Knowing:

but also for cultural uses and traditions

The book features captivating illustrations of Juan and his family at the beach and the unique island-inspired sand sculptures he creates there

This hand-sized book belies its brevity in the breadth of experiences and stories conveyed in each poem