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A longtime writer of children’s nonfiction, she turns big topics like science, history, and the U.S. military into clear, lively reading for young audiences. Her books are built on a love of fun facts, true stories, and making information easy to explore.
She is a nonfiction author who writes primarily for children, with a focus on science and social studies. Across her author pages and publisher bios, she describes herself as someone who loves facts and true stories, especially surprising ones, and she has written more than 100 published and upcoming books for young readers.
In addition to books, she has worked as a contributing editor for the children’s science magazines Click, ASK, and Muse. Her articles have also appeared in magazines including Highlights, High Five, Spider, Cricket, and Muse, reflecting a career centered on making research-based topics engaging and approachable for kids.
She lives in Ohio with her family and rescue dogs. That curiosity and friendly, straightforward style carry into books like The United States Air Force, where complex subjects are introduced in simple prose for developing readers.