See if you can spot the animals in their natural habitat and learn how animals hide, protect and camouflage themselves in the wild. Artist Beryl Reichenberg has turned to writing children's stories."Remembering my grandfather in an old rocking chair by the fireplace, telling us stories when we were young, I decided to write for my own grandchildren." Since then, Beryl has written over 30 stories, illustrated with her drawings and photographs. She often depicts her grandchildren as characters in her books. "They love to see ...
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See if you can spot the animals in their natural habitat and learn how animals hide, protect and camouflage themselves in the wild. Artist Beryl Reichenberg has turned to writing children's stories."Remembering my grandfather in an old rocking chair by the fireplace, telling us stories when we were young, I decided to write for my own grandchildren." Since then, Beryl has written over 30 stories, illustrated with her drawings and photographs. She often depicts her grandchildren as characters in her books. "They love to see themselves in the stories. When they leaf through one of these books for the first time, they search eagerly to find their pictures. Other children also respond positively to pictures of real children." She travels extensively throughout the world, gleaning story ideas from other peoples and their cultures. Beryl lives in San Luis Obispo, California. She has a Master's Degree from UCLA and taught high school in the Bay Area and Los Angeles. Currently she is retired, devoting fulltime to her writing and art. She hopes you enjoy her books as much as she enjoys creating them.
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