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Justin Morgan and the Big Horse Race by Ellen Feld

Based on the true story of the first Morgan horse, Justin Morgan and a famous race still held each year in Vermont.  
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Shifty Characters by Shirley Francis-Salley

Shifty Characters, invites early readers into the world of change from a lyrical, language arts point of view. These shifty characters have the ability to reposition and re-invent themselves without adding or omitting a single letter. They go about t  
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I love kids and have four of my own, plus "babies" Smitty, a Miniature Schnauzer and Maggie, a Chihuahua.


Background Information

I spent summers of my childhood reading library books, and this led to an early interest in writing.  In college I earned a business degree and accepted a Civil Service job after graduation.  Later I became a wife and mother and spent my time and energy raising a family.  Now that our children are older, I've resumed an interest in writing and completed my first children's book.  When I first submitted it to an agency for evaluation, I was advised that I'd actually written three books.  Ebram's Story: Book 1, The Haunting, is my first book in a series for 10- to 13- year-old readers.  Its strengths lie in its promotion of strong family values and the awareness of cultural diversity.  It also highlights the challenges many students encounter in a middle school environment and introduces the Giftigami Box to encourage community service.  Major themes: things aren't always what they seem, and service to others gives meaning to life and makes a difference in the lives of others.           

Accomplishments

25 years of marriage to my husband