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The Virginia G. Piper
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Meet Your Community 2019
Caralina Antone
Meet Your Literary Community Exhibitor 2019
About Caralina Antone
Caralina Antone is a member of the Tohono O'odham Nation (People of the Desert) which is located in the southwest desert of Arizona. She writes about her experiences on the reservation. Her walks in the desert have enabled her to experience one adventure after another.
Teresa Onstott hails from South Africa. She has a BA Degree in Elementary Education. A Tohono O'odham elder told her, "Your illustrations have captured the essence of my people."