Bøger af Rosa Flores

¡Entregada al hechizo, me arrodillo (hipnotizada y quieta) en el asombro del sentir-de esa tu huella! Y pregunto al camino: ¿En qué momento es apropiado acariciar ese eco maravilloso de tu huella? ¿Cómo encajar en su congruencia? ¿Cómo detener el paso para contemplar la historia abierta? ¡Y llego a la conclusión de que eres camino-pájaro -eres río! Eres semilla antigua y semilla nueva, ¡Y árbol sedentario...! -Rosa Flores"Este libro propone un imaginativo recorrido por los elementos naturales que la versada del maestro Artemio Posadas invoca en los sones de su disco El Viento que Murmura. Es un poético homenaje a la región huasteca del estado mexicano de San Luis Potosí, su música y su gente, e incluye páginas suntuosamente adornadas por la fotografía que lo acompaña".-Everardo RodríguezBibliotecario de Libros Únicos y Antiguos para la Universidad de Stanford"El libro sugiere sentir la imagen descrita en su poesía; palpar el suelo, la piedra y el horizonte; al leerlo ¡se escucha clarito el canto del ave por la mañana y se puede notar la veneración humilde de los rayitos de sol cuando al amanecer se asoman en silencio hacia la vida!" -Autora del libro"La poesía que contiene este libro nos dibuja y- a su vez- alaba parte de la gran riqueza de esta región milenaria. Leerlo es reencontrarse a la distancia, con la sencillez de sus gentes y de sus tradiciones". -Dr. Artemio Posadas

The intense novel Dalia: Lost Youth follows a young girl's difficult journey through her childhood in Mexico. Hers is a story filled with pain and heartache. Before Dalia was five years old, she had the responsibility of helping her mother serve her abusive father and three older brothers, and look after her two younger siblings. When she was 12, a stranger kidnapped her and forced her to live with him and his family. Even though her real father is a cruel man, she misses him and her own family. But Dalia's father betrays her and trades her for a tract of land. Says the author, "I wanted to share Dalia's story, for those children who had ever been abused to let them know that they can survive, and never allow anyone to still their dreams and glory. They are not alone."(About the Author)Rosa Flores found it emotionally hard to write Dalia's story and feel what she went through. The author grew up in Mexico and now lives in Dawsonville, Georgia. In her early teens, she was blessed to immigrate to United States and became a citizen. She continued her formal education in California, became proficient in the English language, and has held executive positions in several U.S. companies. Now retired, she enjoys nature and hiking, especially walking the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage trail in Spain. This is her first book, and a sequel is in the works.