Reviewed by Luwi Nyakansaila for Readers' Favorite

Morir Soñando: The Dream Weaver is a children's picture book by Jasdomin Santana that tells the story of Ava, a cute little girl who is spending her summer with her grandmother, Abuela Rosa, in the Dominican Republic. Every night, Abuela Rosa prepares a magical drink called Morir Soñando for Ava to sip before she goes to sleep. The drink has a sweet flavor and creamy texture that fills Ava with warmth. When Ava drinks the magical liquid, she sees a friendly magical spirit that takes her on an adventure. The spirit and Ava explore beaches, seas, and forests, dance under the stars, and hear stories around the fire. Pick up a copy of this book to join Ava on her magical dream adventure.

Morir Soñando: The Dream Weaver is a heartwarming story that encourages children to spend time with their families and embrace their heritage. Ava is an adorable girl who many young readers will fall in love with. Her cheerful and adventurous nature makes her a captivating character who is sure to grab readers' attention. I was impressed by Jasdomin Santana’s passion and dedication; she even included the recipe for Morir Soñando for anyone who wants to make the drink themselves. The instructions and the ingredients are easy to follow and find. The book is filled with colorful illustrations that complement the story and perfectly depict the characters. The story transports readers to magical locations and introduces them to interesting characters. I enjoyed this book and highly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience the culture of the Dominican Republic.