Celin Samon

The author Celin Samon was born and raised in Cuba, where she pursued studies in Electrical Engineering and Art History at the University of Havana. After graduating, she left Cuba and has since resided in the United States. From a young age, she enjoyed crafting stories to share with her friends and family. She became a member of the Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba following her participation in a contest with her book "Y Todo por Una Orquídea." Around the same time, she nearly lost her life to internal bleeding, marking a difficult phase in her youth. Three months after this ordeal, she moved to the United States, where her life took a new direction. Although she continued to write fiction, her completed novels remained unpublished until a well-known intellectual friend read three of them and encouraged her to publish, praising her work as excellent. Her affection for children led her to study Visual Arts, which she used to create delightful coloring books for kids also en memories of her time teaching primaries kindergarten and four grade when she was college student in Cuba she is creating easy Math books for preschool. She is an ardent advocate for animal rights and the changing ecosystem of our planet. She prefers to be known as "The lady who tells stories."