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Author Sara Fajardo cuddling a sloth.
A red handdrawn flower accent in the style of Ayacucho, Peru

Sara Andrea Fajardo is a Peruvian-American storyteller and educator. She writes books that celebrate her mixed heritage and Andean roots. Sara has worked as a photojournalist, a multimedia storyteller for humanitarian and agricultural research organizations across Africa and Latin America. She holds degrees from Sarah Lawrence College and the University of Missouri-Columbia, but her favorite diploma was given to her when she was 11, after completing the sixth grade at Alisal Elementary in Salinas, California. The proud product of bilingual education, Sara now works as a first grade dual immersion teacher in Novato, California.

A red handdrawn flower accent in the style of Ayacucho, Peru
Cover art of Crack Goes the Cascarón
Cover image of la Explosión del cascarón
A red handdrawn flower accent in the style of Ayacucho, Peru
Sara Fajardo Author portrait
Photo: Sara A. Fajardo
Author Sara Fajardo in front of a retablo
Photo: Grace Henning
Photo of author Sara Fajardo getting a cascarón smashed on her head.
Photo: Armando Moncayo
A red handdrawn flower accent in the style of Ayacucho, Peru