The Three Kings Library

When disaster takes everything, how do you find joy again-especially during the holidays?

In a small Puerto Rican town, still mending from storms and struggling schools, young Marisol doesn't ask the Three Kings for toys or treasures. Her wish is simple: to bring her community together again.

Her letter reads: "Please bring us voices we can hear."

On Three Kings' Eve, something extraordinary happens. The Kings don't arrive with camels or gold-they come bearing books that whisper hope, stories that heal, and a library that grows with every shared voice.

A bilingual story of resilience, community, and the power of storytelling, this tale reminds us that the greatest gift of all is the one that brings people together.

Inspired by the real-life Free Voice Library Project, bringing books and hope to children across Puerto Rico.

PJ Jami is a Puerto Rican children's author and illustrator creating bilingual educational materials rooted in Puerto Rican mythology, culture, and heritage. Through her colorful, engaging stories and coloring books, PJ Jami helps children connect to their language, celebrate their identity, and reclaim their voices.As founder of The Free Voice Library Project, PJ Jami installs free community libraries across Puerto Rico, stocked with her books and school supplies for underserved communities.