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Bestselling GAP Titles at Fictionwise!

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These GAP fiction titles are currently listed as bestsellers at Fictionwise!

What child doesn’t wish for a horse of his own? Aaron certainly does! When his wish comes true Aaron is thrilled, but a horse in the house presents a few unexpected problems, and now Aaron has a tough decision to make. Will Aaron’s choice make everyone happy? What about Horace?

A Horse of Course by Shari Lyle-Soffe and illustrated by Eugene Ruble #26

Reanie is a shy girl. She has a new step dad whose shoulders seem to fill their small house. Afraid to disappoint him, she retreats to her room whenever Bill asks her to play. But when he invites her on a photo safari in the creek, Reanie can't resist. As the father and daughter splash through the water, they encounter many creatures. Bill teaches Reanie how to handle a camera, and her new step-dad doesn't seem so strange anymore.

Illustrated with Kim Chatel's stunning photography, this is more than a story. It is a journey with Reanie as she finds her voice and her artistic talent. The back of the book includes five non-fiction pages about photography: a glossary of terms, tips on taking better pictures and historical tidbits about photography.

A Talent for Quiet by Kim Chatel #27

This endearing book introduces Splish, who longs to read—all by himself. Mama tells Splish to be patient and keep trying, and one day it will happen. Splish wants to believe Mama, but he still sulks and gets frustrated. In the end, perseverance and patience (everyone's) are rewarded!

And Then Mama Said...It Takes Time to Learn to Read by Gena Suarez and illustrated by Kevin S. Collier #34

Andy and Spirit’s world expands as they grow together and experience things neither would have had the opportunity to do alone. The two become heroes to each other as they meet and accomplish challenges Andy never thought possible before the two of them became a team. 10 illustrations, 2100 word storybook, 24 pages.

Three extra pages of activities about 4-H and wild horse management.

Andy and Spirit Go to the Fair by Mary Jean Kelso and illustrated by K.C. Snider #35

Andy and Spirit are at the Nevada State Fair to participate in 4-H activities. During a tour through the grounds they find they must run away from danger and, in seeking safety, become involved in rescuing a bully that has taunted Andy for years.

2 pages of educational information about Hippotherapy.

Andy and Spirit in the Big Rescue by Mary Jean Kelso and illustrated by K.C. Snider #36

When Andy takes equine therapy, he learns how to cope with his disabilities and searches for ways to get along with a bully at school. By learning about the horse and its own handicaps, Andy begins to see hope for himself and his future. 4 pages of horse educational facts included.

Andy and the Albino Horse by Mary Jean Kelso and illustrated by K.C. Snider #37

Guardian angels are being turned into bubbles! Join Alison and her pets—a golden retriever, a deer, and a mouse—as they cross forests, hike mountains, and climb rainbows in order to find God and help the angels. An adventurous, mythical journey!

Angel in a Bubble written and illustrated by Melisa Eyuboglu #38

More GAP fiction bestsellers:

Cartwheel Annie by Marilee Crow and illustrated by K.C. Snider

Chizzy's Topsy Tale by Donna J. Shepherd and illustrated by Kevin S. Collier

Cloud Jumpers by Tracy Aherns and illustrated by Eugene Ruble

Color Me Happy by Sally M. Harris and illustrated by Cecilia Paplinksi

Crash! by Marya Calvani and illustrated by Anna Pylypchuk

Diligence the Dragon written and illustrated by Kevin S. Collier

Does Heaven Get Mail? by Marilee Crow and illustrated by K.C. Snider

Doggie Day Camp: Verb and Adverb Adventures by Cynthia Reeg and illustrated by Kit Grady

Dotty's Topsy Tale by Donna J. Shepherd and illustrated by Kevin S. Collier

Gifts from God by Cynthia Reeg with photo art by Mary Sue Roberts

Gilly the Seasick Fish written and illustrated by Susann Batson

Learn more about these and other GAP titles at http://www.guardianangelpublishing.com/

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Margot Finke is an Aussie transplant who writes midgrade adventure fiction and rhyming picture books. For many years she has lived in Oregon with her husband and family. Gardening, travel, and reading fill in the cracks between writing. Her husband is very supportive, and their three children are now grown and doing very well. They have presented us with 7 delightful grand children.

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Kathy Stemke has a passion for writing, the arts and all things creative. She has Bachelor degrees from Southern Connecticut State University and Covenant Life Seminary, as well as graduate coursework from New York Institute of Technology and Columbia University. Hanging her hat in the North Georgia Mountains, she has been a teacher, tutor, and writer for many years.

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Kathy’s first children’s picture book, Moving Through All Seven Days, was published on Lulu. Her next picture book, Sh, Sh, Sh Let the Baby Sleep, was released in May of 2011. Her third picture book, Trouble on Earth Day is scheduled for release in June of 2011.

Mrs.Stemke offers great teaching tips and children’s book reviews as well as a monthly newsletter titled, MOVEMENT AND RHYTHM, on her blog. http://educationtipster.blogspot.com

Margaret Rose has had a passion for the written word since she was a young girl. She became a professional writer and editor after college and is fortunate to be a fulltime writer. By day she works as a copywriter and editor for a small direct marketing firm and freelances feature articles for business-to-business magazines. In the evening hours she writes children's books and romance novels.

Margaret is married and has two children. Some of her passions are all types of music, flower gardening, biking, walking her dog on moonlit nights, nature, and making people laugh. She lives in Minnesota and never plans to leave no matter how cold the winters are.

Visit Margaret Rose at http://www.margaretrosewrites.blogspot.com/.

J. Aday Kennedy, the differently-abled writer & speaker, is a ventilator-dependent quadriplegic making her dreams come true one story at a time. As a speaker, Aday entertains, instructs, motivates and inspires audiences of all ages. By focusing on what she CAN do instead of CAN’T, she typifies what someone CAN do if they apply themselves. She surrounds herself with family friends and positivity in Texas, the friendly state. Her picture books are humorous, reluctant reader friendly and character building.

Visit J. Aday online at:

www.jadaykennedy.com
http://jadaykennedy.blogspot.com
http://klutzykantor.blogspot.com
http://martasgargantuanwings.blogspot.com

Kristen Zajac was inspired to write Ebeneezer's Cousin in tribute to the courageous military families she met and worked with at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. Before becoming an author, Kristen worked at United States Central Command, MacDill AFB, as an Associate for Booz Allen Hamilton, writing threat assessments for deployed service members. Prior to that, Kristen worked at FBI Headquarters in Washington D.C. as an analyst in the Counterterrorism Division. She was awarded a 1997 Presidential Management Fellowship in Washington, D.C. by the Office of Personnel Management. Kristen earned a Master of Arts in Political Science from the University of Florida and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Stetson University. She is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators. Kristen and her husband are the proud parents of boy/girl twins who love books as much as they do. Kristen hopes her readers enjoy Ebeneezer's Cousin and check out her website at http://www.kristenzajac.com for additional resources and information on upcoming books. Her next book, Chasing the Spirit of Service, is coming soon from Guardian Angel Publishing with a release date of late November 2010.

After having been an elementary school teacher, a management consultant with New Options, Inc. in New York City and a university professor of education, Nancy now writes children’s books full time. She, her husband and three sons, lived in London for eight years where she was a consultant to several universities, including Cambridge.

Nancy travels extensively throughout the world, most particularly Africa. She is the US chair of a charity in Lamu, Kenya, that places girls in intermediate schools to allow them to further their education.

Nancy is the author of One Pelican at a Time and two other Bella books: Bella Saves the Beach and Sea Turtle Summer, soon to be published by Guardian Angel Publishers. Nancy will be a presenter at the Illinois Reading Council Conference on March 17, 2011.

She and her family live in St. Louis and Clearwater Beach, Florida.

You can visit Nancy online at http://www.nancystewartbooks.com/.

Cheryl C. Malandrinos is a freelance writer and editor from Western Massachusetts. She is a founding member of Musing Our Children and Editor in Chief of the group's quarterly newsletter, Pages and Pens.

Ms. Malandrinos is a blogger, book reviewer, and online publicist. Little Shepherd is her first children's book, which was released by Guardian Angel Publishing in August 2010.

Visit Cheryl online at http://ccmalandrinos.com/ or at the following blogs:

The Book Connection
Book Tours and More
The Children's and Teens' Book Connection

Jack Foster has illustrated several books for Guardian Angel Publishing, including, Poodle and Doodle, his first release in Dec 2009. A list of other books he's illustrated are: Shoo Cat, Klutzy Kantor, Murmur on the Oink Express, Signs of Trouble and Sh Sh Sh Will the Baby Sleep?

Jack spent years as a political cartoonist for several Illinois newspapers, but has found his comfort zone and joy in children's book illustration. He has done illustrations for Guardian Angel Kid's Magazine and Stories for Children Magazine. He is a member of SCBWI. Jack lives in Lisle, Illinois, with his wife, Aleithia, who he married in 2005. He has five grown children and six grandchildren.

Visit him online at his blog: http://www.jacktoon.blogspot.com/ or his website at: http://web.me.com/jacktoon/jackfoster.com/home.html.

Kevin McNamee is a writer and poet living in Yonkers, NY. He primarily writes for the children’s market. He has several children’s picture books published including If I Could Be Anything, The Sister Exchange, and The Soggy Town of Hilltop. These books are available at Guardian Angel Publishing, Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble or ask your local bookstore. Look for other titles coming soon by Kevin including Lightning Strikes, What Is That Thing, My Brother, the Frog, and more.

To find out more about Kevin, visit his website at www.kevinmcnamee.com or visit his blog at http://www.kevinmcnameechildrensauthor.blogspot.com Kevin also has a new website with games and activities based on his books at www.kevschildrensbooks.com.

Connie Arnold lives in North Carolina with her husband and has two children and three grandsons. Her first children’s book, Animal Sound Mix-up, is being published by Guardian Angel Publishing. Connie is also the author of three books of inspirational poetry, Beautiful Moments of Joy and Peace, Abiding Hope and Love, and Abundant Comfort and Grace.

Some of Connie's work has been published in various publications, including Hope Whispers and Forever Friends, Secret Place magazine, PrayerWorks, and others. In addition to her writing, Connie is a musician and a volunteer for the Lupus Foundation of America. Visit Connie on the web at http://www.childrenbooks.webs.com and http://www.conniearnold.webs.com. You can follow her blog at http://conniearnold.blogspot.com

Nancy Carty Lepri is a North Carolina transplant born and raised in Massachusetts. She married Art Lepri in September 1971 and gave birth to daughter Danielle in 1973. She has lived in FL, LA, and Cape Cod, MA before relocating to NC in 1995.

While on Cape Cod, Nancy worked as an editorial assistant for a publisher and continued her studies, earning an AA degree in Visual Art from Cape Cod Community College and a BA in Liberal Studies, with a concentration in writing, from Western New England College. Then in 2006, Nancy became certified as an editor through Cape Fear Community College.

She has also freelanced as a reporter for several local newspapers and local, national and international trade magazines, taught online writing and art courses, illustrated children’s books, started, but not completed, four mainstream novels, and wrote her children’s chapter book, Tiny Angel. Currently she reviews for "Affaire de Coeur", ReaderToReader.com and New York Journal of Books, and is working on her sequel to Tiny Angel.

You can find Nancy online at http://nancycl.webs.com http://nancycl.blogspot.com and http://nancycl.livejournal.com

Donna McDine is an award-winning children's author: Honorable Mention in the 77th and two Honorable Mentions in the 78th Annual Writer’s Digest Writing Competitions. Donna’s stories and features have been published in many print and online publications and her interest in sports resulted in writing and publishing The Hockey Agony. Her first book, The Golden Pathway, was published in August 2010 by Guardian Angel Publishing and she recently signed her third book contract with Guardian Angel Publishing, for Powder Monkey. She writes, moms and is the Editor-in-Chief for Guardian Angel Kids Ezine and Publicist Intern for The National Writing for Children Center and Children’s Writers’ Coaching Club from her home in the historical hamlet Tappan, NY. McDine is a member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators and Musing Our Children.

Learn more about Donna at http://www.donnamcdine.com/ if you sign the guestbook, you’ll receive a FREE e-Book Write What Inspires You: Author Interviews, and http://www.donna-mcdine.blogspot.com/ and http://www.thegoldenpathway.blogspot.com/.

Tracey M. Cox lives in South Georgia with her husband, three sons, and their dogs, Roxi and Yankee.

She has been writing professionally since 2000 when she received the best advice in the world, "Mom, that story would make a cool book!"
Since then Tracey has had success as a professional writer in newspapers, magazines, online magazines, anthologies, and—yes—books.

Her first picture book, Shaping Up the Year, was published by Guardian Angel Publishing in June 2009.

To learn more about Tracey, you can visit her website at http://traceymcox.com/.

Janet Ann Collins has been a freelance feature writer for a newspaper in the San Francisco Bay Area, is a nostalgia columnist for the Antique Explorer, and her work has appeared in many other publications. She's the author of Signs of Trouble, The Peril of the Sinister Scientist and Secret Service Saint, published by GAP.

Collins is a retired teacher of preschool and Kindergarten classes and spent several years as a substitute teacher in all grades. She also worked as an instructional counselor at California School for the Deaf for many years. With her husband she raised three deaf foster sons with special needs in addition to a birth daughter, and they are now grandparents.

Visit Janet online at http://www.janetanncollins.com/ and her blog at http://onwordsblog.blogspot.com/

Read our interview with Janet at http://guardianangelfamily.blogspot.com/2010/03/ther-person-behind-talent-janet-ann.html

Mary Jean Kelso is a multi-genre’ author. Besides RV Mouse, The Christmas Angel, and its sequel, One Family’s Christmas, and the Andy & the Albino Horse series (Andy and the Albion Horse, Andy and Spirit Go to the Fair, Andy and Spirit in the Big Rescue and Andy and Spirit Meet the Rodeo Queen--with many more to come). The Adventures of Andy and Spirit and Cowboy James are scheduled for release soon. She is also the author of the young adult Lynne Garrett series:

Goodbye Is Forever, Abducted!, and Sierra Summer. Also Kat’s Cradle, Blue Coat, and The Homesteader series (The Homesteader, The Homesteader's Legacy, Back to the Homestead and Life on the Homestead) and is working on the next--The Homesteader Chronicles--Annabel's Story.

Mary Jean wrote for many newspapers and magazines and was an Asst. Editor prior to concentrating on fiction for children, young adults and adults. Mary Jean recently received awards from The Nevada Press Assn. and The National Press Assn. as a correspondent for The Lahontan Valley News.

She is a member of Made in Nevada--http://www.madeinNV.com

Visit Mary on the Web at; www.authorsden.com/maryjeankelso or

http://www.andyandthealbinohorse.blogspot.com/

See book trailer videos at http://www.blazingtrailers.com/browse.php?txt=kelso

Read our interview with Mary Jean at http://guardianangelfamily.blogspot.com/2010/04/talented-mary-jean-kelso-interview.html

Donna J. Shepherd looks at everyday life and finds God's fingerprints everywhere. A columnist for The Dabbling Mum, NABBW, and CWAHM, her articles and poetry have been published in Reminisce Extra, Just Between Us, Guideposts for Kids, Wee Ones, and more. Her devotionals and stories appear in Daily Grace for Women (Honor Books), Anytime Prayers for Everyday Moms (Warner Books), and The Best Grandma in the World (Howard Books) to name a few.

Visit Donna on the web at: http://www.donnajshepherd.com/

Donna's children's book, Topsy Turvy Land (Hidden Pictures Publishing, July 2005) has been described by one reviewer as "a perfect read for young children." Children's devos, Topsy Turvy Time, are shared monthly on CWAHM.com.

"Come visit a place of peace and whimsy where green monkeys and singing snakes live. Children will delight in the lyrical rhymes and vibrant illustrations while searching for the hidden hearts. Full of fun from beginning to end! Topsy Turvy Land is a book where kids explore the "what ifs" of creation. What if colors were different? What if snakes could sing? Donna Shepherd utilizes her excellent writing skills to introduce children and their parents to a world of possibilities. In the midst of all that's topsy-turvy, she even had time, with her illustrator, Kevin Scott Collier, to add "love" to her book. The question is - Can you find all the hearts?"

Author Shari Lyle-Soffe lives in the woods in Southern Oregon and has been writing since 1998. Her work has appeared in Children's Playmate, Babybug, Ladybug, Highlights for Children, Schooldays, Holidays & Seasonal Celebrations, Story Friend, The Friend, Hopscotch, Bread for God's Children,
Pack-o-Fun, Wee Ones, Wild Animal Baby, Dragonfly Spirit, Holiday Crafts 4 Kids, Stories for Children, Lighthouse Story Collection, Guardian Angel Kids, and Family Fun.

She has a three picture/storybook series with Guardian Angel Publishing Inc.
titled "The Misadventures of Rooter and Snuffle" and "On the Go With Rooter
and Snuffle" and "Trouble Finds Rooter and Snuffle". She also has three
picture books "Nothing Stops Noah", "A Horse Of Course" and "Shoo Cat!". All
of her books are available in print and ebook formats

For more information about Shari, please visit:
http://www.sharilyle-soffe.com/

I am a Children's Author (formerly a librarian and now I am also a volunteer reading tutor at a local elementary school.)I have been published in various magazines (FACES, My Friend, Clubhouse, Dragonfly Spirit) and have publications pending in Ladybug, Highlights, and Stories for Children. Plus, my middle grade story, "The Emily Explosion," is coming soon from Blooming Tree Press in its anthology, THE GIRLS. I also have two PB's published by Guardian Angel Publishing, (http://www.guardianangelpublishing.com/) GIFTS FROM GOD-a colorful celebration of God in our lives,(http://www.guardianangelpublishing.com/gifts-from-GOD.htm) and KITTY KERPLUNKING: PREPOSITION FUN-a purrrfectly enjoyable introduction to prepositions.
(http://www.guardianangelpublishing.com/kitty-kerplunking.htm )

My middle grade fantasy, THE SLIGHTLY TANGLED TALES OF JIM-BO BAXTER, won for me the 2006 SCBWI Missouri Mentorship Award. Three of my poems have won top honors in the annual Springfield, Missouri Writers Guild Contest. My Hispanic Christmas story, The Lost Shepherd Boy, received Special Mention in the 2006 Society of Southwestern Authors Writing Contest. My most recent Christmas story, Christmas Treasures, earned first runner-up in the 2007 Springfield Writers Contest.

Born in Kansas, I've moved around the Midwest a fair amount and now live in the St. Louis area with my husband, 2 cats, and 1 puppy. Our two grown sons live nearby. I enjoy dancing, hiking, yoga and tennis-and, of course, reading!

Hill Kemp, Author
Secrets, Fact or Fiction? ISBN-0973728256
Capitol Offense ISBN-1878096702
Many, Louisiana

Hill Kemp is a former Texas State Representative and his novel, Capitol Offense, ISBN 1878096702, rips away the Austin facade and reveals a surprising cast of the real players and their cut-throat contentions. In the place where George W. Bush and Carl Rove learned their abc’s of governing, Kemp’s novel exposes the hidden 90% of the governing process which never makes its way into the news. The page-turner was labeled “dangerously close to reality” by one Austin, Texas veteran. Information at http://www.capitoloffense.com/ .

Here’s what Rebecca Henderson of All Book Reviews had to say in a 5-star review of Capitol Offense. “It's a mystery, it's a romance, it's Texas politics, it's a thriller, and it's fabulous! Hill Kemp’s Capitol Offense is a book that I couldn't put down until I finished. I'm hoping Kemp has another book soon!”

Hill Kemp is one of nine published co-authors who have published Secrets, Fact or Fiction?, (ISBN 0-9737282-5-6, Oxcart Press) an anthology of short stories written in response to the NEA study Reading At Risk. Readers get to decide whether each story is Fact or Fiction, vote their guesses and have a chance to win a prize worth over $150 if their guess is correct on all nine stories. Details, including a Midwest Book review, at http://www.secretsfactorfiction.com/ .

In an equally gripping sequel to Capitol Offense, Kemp takes readers on another white-knuckle ride even deeper into the heart of Texas. A Lone Star Special is due out in late 2005 and will drive the legislative thriller path further into the murky depths of Texas politics.

The next book in this political thriller series, due out in 2006, will be set in the raucous capitol of Louisiana. Kemp offers an appetizer of the Cajun country style of governing in Crawfish Braud, his contribution to Secrets, Fact or Fiction? That thriller promises to stir up the Louisiana bayous to a boiling frenzy.

In Lucky Penny, Hill Kemp shows his versatility by capturing the hearts of young readers. Coming out in 2005, this children’s chapter book explores the meanings of friendship for children just discovering what relationships can mean for them. Lucky Penny was co-written with Kemp’s nine-year-old granddaughter, Siena Kemp.

Hill Kemp lives in the forest and lake country in northwest Louisiana. He worked in the chemical industry for two decades before being elected to the Texas House of Representatives. In addition to his wide-ranging writing, Kemp has worked as a consultant, a lobbyist and run for the US Congress.

Jennifer Gladen has written stories, articles poems and a picture book for children. She has had her articles and stories appear in Stories for Children Magazine, with future articles to appear in Once Upon a Time. She is thrilled with the news that her first e-picture book, A Star in the Night, will be published this summer by Guardian Angel Publishing. Currently, she is working on three other picture book projects, including Angel Donor, a story about a young child who needs a liver transplant. To learn more about this project, click here.

Kim Sponaugle has illustrated more than a dozen children's books for both conventional and e-publishers. Her bright, colorful style and delightful expressions give her illustrations warmth and whimsey. A graduate of the Art Institute of Philadelphia, Kim earned a degree in graphic design but found "home" in children's book illustration.Kim has a gift to be able to capture the essence of a story and enhance it with her illustrations. She is fun to work with, easy to talk to and willing to help brainstorm every part of the artwork process.

Multi-genre author and reviewer Mayra Calvani hails from San Juan, Puerto Rico. When she's not writing, she enjoys reading, playing the violin, interviewing other authors for her blogs and newsletters, and watching too many reruns of Gilmore Girls. She's the author of The Magic Violin (http://www.amazon.com/Magic-Violin-Mayra-Calvani/dp/1933090499) and the forthcoming picture book, CRASH!

For her latest books, reviews, and interviews with other authors, visit her BLOG, (http://www.mayrassecretbookcase.blogspot.com/). Her website is http://www.mayrassecretbookcase.com/

Kit Grady has always loved to draw. One of her earliest projects was a drawing in big black crayon of a life-sized playmate on the outside of her parent's brick house. She drew a jump rope in one of the playmate's hands that circled around the house, connecting at the other hand. She learned quickly what drawing paper was for. She continued her passion studying art at Virginia Commonwealth University and later studied under Caldecott winners Uri Shulevitz and Gale Haley.

Kit is best known for her bright colors and expressive animals.

As author and illustrator, she gave her own pup a stage in "Jiggsy's Necklace" by Windswept House Publishers.

Kaeden Books has published her book, "Just One More, Mom" as part of their early reading program She has illustrated a new book by Mel McIntyre, "Flutter Bunnies", with Guardian Angel Publishers, due out soon.

She is a member of the Collier Creative Group, assisting writers and publishers with illustrative needs. She is also a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators and Guardian Angel Publishing Family.

Kit lives in Southern Pines, North Carolina with her husband, Danny and son, Joey.

You can find out more about Kit and view her work at http://www.kitgrady.com/

Introducing Kristen and Kevin Collier, authors of"Dreamchaser," a new Tween Chapbook published by Guardian Angel Publishing. It is Kristen's first GAP title.
The 64-page paperback tells the story of a youth torn between his dream of becoming a basketball superstar and the value of staying in school for an education. The two were married on February 26, 2007.

Kevin joined GAP in the fall of 2005 when publisher Lynda Burch was seeking an illustrator. Collier's written works were also accepted along with his illustration services. Kevin's books as author for GAP include: Diligence the Dragon, Dreamchaser, Journeys of HOPE: "A Star Shall Lead Them," Journeys of HOPE: "Pearl of Wisdom," and Tales from Kensington Forest. His illustrated titles for GAP include: A Blessed Bethlehem Birth, Bobby Cottontail's Gift, No More Gunk, On the Go with Rooter & Snuffle, OUCH! Sunburn, The Misadventures of Rooter & Snuffle, The Lonely Lightning Bug, The Sad Little House, and The Best Christmas Gift. Pending illustrated titles include: Rattlesnake Jam and Maybe We Are Flamingos.

Kristen Collier, formerly Kristen Halter, is the author of "King of Glory," a critically acclaimed Christian novel released in 2005. Kristen is also a columnist for several newspapers and feature writer for The Chronicle of the Horse magazine. She and her husband, Kevin Scott Collier, are represented by the Hartline Literary Agency.

Kevin is the author of other many children's books, including"barthpenn@heaven.org" and "Esther's Channel." He also has illustrated over 40 children's books, including "Topsy Turvy Land," written by Donna J. Shepherd, which World Magazine (Dec. 6, 2006 issue) voted one ofthe top 50 children's picture books of all time.

http://kevinscottcollierhomepage.blogspot.com/
http://dreamchaserbook.blogspot.com/
http://www.joythejellyfish.blogspot.com/

Susan J Berger is a writer and an actress. She’s performs in a lot of live theatre including the Broadway production of the musical "The Robber Bridegroom" and the National tour of “You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown.” Her TV appearances include M*A*S*H and Hannah Montana. She got her first series in 2009 - Warren the Ape for MTV .

Susan has three books published by GAP. JAMIE’S DREAM is written by Susan and her son Christopher Corbin and illustrated by Kim Sponaugle. EARTHQUAKE! is a non fiction book for grade 2-4, illustrated by Eugene Ruble and produced by Lynda Burch. Earthquake won an Honorable mention in the 2008 Green Book awards. Visit the website for teacher activities www.earthquake-book.com. GROWING UP DREAMS is illustrated by Samantha Bell.

Susan and her three fellow critique group members author a blog for writers visit them at http://thepenandinkblog.blogspot.com/

She is currently working on a mid grade chapter book called "Tasha The Magnificent" , a picture book called The Undertoads and an adult novel - Second Chances. Visit Susan at http://www.susanjberger.com/

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