Mori's Family Adventures, Rio - Godoy, Geiszel
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Mori's Family Adventures features an African-American family traveling the world together in the most amazing way possible. In this adventure, the Godoy family travel to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil for some of the most exciting activities in the country. They visited Corcovado Mountain where the statue Christ the Redeemer stands. Christ the Redeemer is the seven wonders of the world. Next the Godoy's headed to Tijuca Forest which is the worlds largest urban tropical rainforest. They witness Hyacinth Macaw which is the largest parrot species and the lovely monkeys swinging on the trees. Lastly,…mehr

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Mori's Family Adventures features an African-American family traveling the world together in the most amazing way possible. In this adventure, the Godoy family travel to Rio de Janeiro in Brazil for some of the most exciting activities in the country. They visited Corcovado Mountain where the statue Christ the Redeemer stands. Christ the Redeemer is the seven wonders of the world. Next the Godoy's headed to Tijuca Forest which is the worlds largest urban tropical rainforest. They witness Hyacinth Macaw which is the largest parrot species and the lovely monkeys swinging on the trees. Lastly, the family enjoyed Copacabana Beach with its clear sands and refreshing water on the ocean. Mori's Family Adventures Rio readers get to witness Brazil from the perspective of a loving black family.
Autorenporträt
Geiszel Godoy holds a Masters in Business Management from Faulkner University in Montgomery, AL and a Bachelor in Fashion Design from the Art Institute of San Diego, CA.  Geiszel and her husband are both military veterans. Her book, Mori's Family Adventures, is her idea of sharing her family's life with other families of color to inspire international travel and traditional family values. Geiszel along with her husband has held Professional Development session with librarians in the district of Birmingham, AL Public Schools,  DC Public School District, and New York City.