A Lesson from Juana by Becky Bravo

The young girls on the island are taught how to weave and sew, while the young boys are taught how to fish. But Juana is confused by weaving cloth and sewing clothes. Instead, she asks her father to teach her how to catch fish despite the protests, clucking of tongues, grunts of her townmates on the whole island. Find out in this story how determination and courage really help in achieving the things one wants to do to improve one's self.