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Carmalita Wilson
Carmalita Wilson is a black girl magic enthusiast from Washington Court House, Ohio. She loves good food, dogs, rollerblading, and wandering around bookstores. She loves connecting to others on a heart’s level through transparency and storytelling. She works with children and believes naptime should be mandatory for kids and adults alike.
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