A small collection, made slowly. Every piece began as a story someone on the islands trusted us with.
Pirates, colonisers, shipwrecks and forgotten forts, island families and the island table: the Bay Islands' story, gathered from the archive and from the people who remember. Inside, 13 island recipes and a QR code that opens voices recorded in the 1990s.
English & Spanish editions · Digital or print
Mae knows every path through Roatan's mangroves. When an explorer arrives hunting pirate treasure, she shows him that the island's greatest treasure is glowing, breathing and alive, right beneath the surface. A gentle adventure rooted in real history.
Ages 4–7 · English & Spanish editions
Mae and Mr. Hedges are back. By lantern light, deep inside a hidden cave on Saint Helene, they find a treasure left by the island's first people.
Ages 4–7 · English & Spanish editions
Bitchlick (noun): a hard, sudden blow or slap, loud, painful and unforgettable. “A gave him one bitchlick.” Island English, printed in island green on a soft sand tee.
Available in person at the Amazing Roatan Tours booth at Foster's, West Bay, facing the beach
Over 85 recipes, standardised by senior gastronomy students at UNITEC. Be the first to know when it's ready.