A Child of No Importance

About the Book

Here unfolds the truly engaging story of Luisito, a Puerto Rican orphan who fought and won battles against ill treatment, poverty, and life-threatening illnesses. In his search for self-realization, he dreamed of moving to New York City - an empty, but by no means final dream. This life journey is bound to intrigue and inspire with its simple yet deeply moving portrait of human experience.

About the Author

The author, Luis C. Miranda, was born in a small town on the Eastern Coast of Puerto Rico and after high school graduation, he left for New York City. There, he earned a B.A. degree from the City College of New York. He then moved to San Francisco and obtained a Master degree in Social Welfare from U.C. Berkeley. He has worked as a Professional School Social Worker, College Counselor, University Professor, and Fulbright Scholar in Colombia and other South American countries. Presently, he is a retired senior, and a tireless world-wide traveller with vast interests.