
Meet Jose Pimienta, Author and Illustrator of “Halfway to Somewhere”
The creator of “Halfway to Somewhere” talks family dynamics, the importance of friendship, and learning about yourself.
The creator of “Halfway to Somewhere” talks family dynamics, the importance of friendship, and learning about yourself.
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