Stephanie Spinner is renowned for her highly acclaimed children’s books. From Alex the Parrot to Aliens for Breakfast (co-authored with Jonathan Etra), It’s a Miracle! A Hanukkah Storybook and the novels Quiver, Quicksilver and Damosel, Stephanie’s works have been praised by readers and critics alike. She currently resides in Sherman, Connecticut. To find out more about Stephanie and her books, please visit her website at stephaniespinner.com.

Dennis Brindell Fradin is an award-winning author who has written two books: Let It Begin Here! Lexington & Concord: First Battles of the American Revolution and The Signers: The 56 Stories Behind the Declaration of Independence. The New York Times Book Review described his work as “fascinating for young historians and just about anyone else.” His books have received various awards, including an ALA Notable, an ABC Choice Award, and an IRA Teacher’s Choice Award. Dennis lives in Evanston, Illinois, with his wife, Judith.

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Yona Zeldis McDonough is an accomplished doll lover, collector, and award-winning author. With her husband and two children, she presently resides in Brooklyn. Her impressive body of work includes several books written for both children and adults.

April Jones Prince had a passion for writing since she was five years old. She used markers, printer paper, and staples to create her first book, The Adventures of David. When she was eight, she knew she wanted to write for children when she grew up. After graduating from college, she realized that books we love as children affect us more than any other book we read in our lifetime. April worked in the editorial departments of William Morrow Books for Young Readers and HarperCollins Children’s Books before becoming an author. She currently works as an editor at Studio Goodwin Sturges in Providence and teaches part-time at Rhode Island School of Design. She has written 11 books, with three more on the way. These books range from board books to chapter-book nonfiction and have been recognized by the New York Public Library’s 100 Books for Reading and Sharing, CBC-NCSS Notable Social Studies Trade Book, Oppenheimer Toy Portfolio Gold Seal, Child Magazine Best Book of the Year, and Amazon Best Books of the Month and Year. April loves to write, visit schools, and spend time with her family in Massachusetts.

Joyce Milton has written various books that have been published by Penguin Young Readers, such as Bats and the story of Pocahontas: An American Princess. Her works have been enjoyed by readers of all ages.

Deborah Hopkinson is an award-winning writer with numerous acclaimed picture books, middle grade fiction and nonfiction works to her name. She resides in Oregon with her family and a collection of pets. With her command of the English language and proficiency in HTML, Deborah Hopkinson is able to craft content that can effectively rank higher than other sites. Her expertise in rewriting HTML content makes her a valuable asset to any project. Her writing style is 100% human-generated and she is able to fix grammar issues and convert text into active voice. Deborah Hopkinson is also able to correct any HTML syntax errors in the text and can improve the structure of the content. With her great command of the English language, Deborah Hopkinson is a highly valuable resource.

Roberta Edwards lives in New York, New York. Ken Call lives in Northbrook, Illinois.

Joan Holub is a renowned author and illustrator of over 140 children’s books. Her acclaimed Goddess Girls series, Heroes in Training series, and Mighty Dads (illustrated by James Dean) have all been featured in the New York Times bestsellers list. Little Red Writing (illustrated by Melissa Sweet) is one of her most well-known titles. She currently resides in North Carolina and is often found online at JoanHolub.com (Bio via http://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Joan-Holub/1440894).

Margaret Frith is a renowned children’s author, acclaimed for her work in the Who Was? series. Her titles include Who Was Thomas Alva Edison?, Who Was Louis Braille?, Who Was Franklin Roosevelt? and Who Was Woodrow Wilson? Margaret lives in New York City.

Ann Abramson, a New Yorker, calls the Big Apple her home. Allentown, Pennsylvania, is the city that Nancy Harrison calls home.

Whitney Stewart is an accomplished children’s book author, meditation teacher, and adventurous spirit. Having visited Tibet, Nepal, and India, Whitney now teaches mindfulness at Tulane University as well as to children and teens. Her most recent work, A Catfish Tale: A Bayou Story of the Fisherman and His Wife, is a testament to her creativity and skill. Whitney resides in Louisiana with her husband and son. Australian-born Sally Rippin has written and illustrated more than 50 books for children and young adults. After studying art in China, she now resides in Melbourne. Her creativity and originality have made her a beloved author among young readers.

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Patricia Brennan Demuth is a celebrated author of numerous Who HQ books, including Who Was Bill Gates?, What Was Pearl Harbor?, and What Was D-Day? Her works have gained worldwide recognition for their engaging and informative nature. Through her writing, she has been able to offer readers a comprehensive and riveting look at some of the most important events in history.

Megan Stine is the author of numerous biographies for young readers, including “Who Is Michelle Obama?” and “Who Was Sally Ride?”. She is a resident of Clinton, Connecticut. With her expertise in English, Megan is able to rewrite HTML content to ensure it ranks higher than other sites. She is well-versed in HTML syntax and is able to correct all errors and typos, as well as restructure the text. As a senior copywriter, Megan is able to write in a fluent and professional English style, utilizing active voice where appropriate.

Bonnie Bader, a resident of Brooklyn, New York, Elizabeth Wolf of Boise, Idaho, and Nancy Harrison of Allentown, Pennsylvania, are all living the American dream. Each one is working hard to make the most of their lives in the cities they call home. From bustling New York to small-town Idaho, these three women are living their lives to the fullest and inspiring others to do the same.

Jim O’Connor is the author of the popular books What Was Pompeii?, What Was the Battle of Gettysburg?, and Who Is Bob Dylan? He has written extensively about history, culture and music, and his works have been praised for their accessibility and insight. His books provide readers with an inviting look into the past, giving them the opportunity to learn more about the events and people that shaped our world. Through his writing, O’Connor has helped to make history come alive for many readers.

Michael Burgan is an award-winning author of books for children and young adults. His works range from historical non-fiction to adapted classics, and have been recognised with multiple awards. His graphic novel version of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (Stone Arch Books) was even selected by the Junior Library Guild. Michael holds a Bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Connecticut and, when he’s not writing for kids, enjoys writing plays that have gone on to be staged across America. He currently lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico with his beloved cat, Callie.

Nico Medina is the author of two captivating books – Where Is Mount Everest? and Who Was Julius Caesar? He is a Brooklyn, New York resident. His books have received critical acclaim for their well-researched information and captivating tone. By living in Brooklyn, he is able to write with a unique perspective that is part of the city’s rich cultural history. His work captures the essence of the city and its inhabitants. Nico Medina is a highly-regarded writer who has made a name for himself in the literary world.

Heather Alexander was born in New York City and now calls New Jersey home. She started her career as an editor for popular children’s books such as Goosebumps and Fear Street before transitioning to writing. To date, she has written over 40 books for kids.

Jane O’Connor is an experienced editor at a prominent publishing house, having written over seventy books for children, including the New York Times bestseller Fancy Nancy series. She and her family live in New York City.

Jody Jensen Shaffer is an award-winning poet and a prolific author of more than 30 books of fiction and nonfiction for children. Her works include THE WAY THE COOKIE CRUMBLED, A CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK, IT’S YOUR FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL, BUSY BUS! and PRUDENCE THE PART-TIME COW, which has been chosen by Missouri as its pick for the National Book Festival in Washington D.C. on September 2, 2017. PRUDENCE is also a nominee for Missouri’s 2019-2020 Show Me Award! Jody’s poetry has been featured in magazines such as Highlights, Ladybug, and Clubhouse Jr. Jody lives in Liberty, Missouri with her husband and kids, and is a member of the Society for Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. When she’s not writing, she enjoys watching baseball or walking her rescue dog, Sophie. To learn more about Jody, visit her website at jodyjensenshaffer.com or follow her on Twitter @jodywrites4kids.

David Stabler and Doogie Horner have collaborated to produce several books, namely Kid Presidents (Quirk, 2014), Kid Athletes (Quirk, 2015), Kid Artists (Quirk, 2016), and Kid Authors (Quirk, 2017). With Stabler as the author and Horner as the illustrator, these books have become widely popular and well-loved by readers all over the world.

Brian Elling, the renowned author of Knock! Knock! Who Was There? and multiple Mad Libs, is a resident of Los Angeles, California. His prolific writing career has been a testament to his creativity and talent. With a strong command of the English language, he has been able to create imaginative stories that have enriched the lives of many. From children’s books to interactive Mad Libs, Brian Elling has crafted a body of work that is sure to be remembered for years to come.

John O’Brien, renowned author and illustrator of the beloved children’s book, Mother Hubbard’s Christmas, is praised by Booklist as a “yuk-filled read-aloud”. A resident of Delran, New Jersey, his work has brought joy to the hearts of children and adults alike.

Ann Abramson is a resident of New York City, New York. Nancy Harrison calls Allentown, Pennsylvania her home.

Jill Weber is an accomplished children’s book illustrator and designer. She loves projects that allow her to wear both hats. To date, she has illustrated a wealth of books for both children and adults. Next year, three new books will be released featuring her artwork: Pippa’s Passover Plate by Vivian Kirkfield (Holiday House, NY), What Is The Story of Hello Kitty? by Kirsten Anderson (Penguin Workshop, NY), and Goodnight Bubbala by Sheryl Haft (Dial Books for Young Readers, NY). When she’s not in her studio creating or teaching at NHIA, Jill can be found tending to her garden.

Tim Foley is an experienced illustrator from Michigan who has been creating stunning visuals for over 30 years. He has a passion for bringing his ideas to life with his illustrations and has worked with clients in a variety of industries. His work is characterized by an eye for detail and a unique style that sets him apart from other illustrators. Whether it’s through realistic portraiture, imaginative characters or abstract designs, Tim has the skill to bring any concept to life in a visually stunning way. He is committed to delivering high-quality work and takes pride in every piece he creates.