WELCOME PARENTS AND EDUCATORS 

It's nice to meet you and I hope you're having a wonderful day. 

Let's chat about Seasons.​

• Seasons is a middle-grade action adventure fantasy novel for ages 8 to 12. If you're over the age group, it's okay. I still read Goosebumps. 
• The writing style is simple and easy to read. It's similar to that of Rick Riordan's Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Eoin Colfer's Artemis Fowl, and Brandon Mull's Fabelhaven.  Any child who can read at a third-grade reading level can get through the book series.
• ​Seasons is packed with a fast paced story; my characters never stay in one place for too long.
• Seasons is an action fantasy as far as the characters and their abilities, but many of the locations they go to are real and the information on those areas, such as Yellowstone National Park, is based on scientific research done in that location. 
• Seasons is designed to promote environmental awareness and science in a fun way. There has been too much talk about all the bad that is going on in our world. I don't like hearing about that either. That's why I wrote Seasons to be funny and entertaining. I'm excited to use my work to encourage environmental awareness and S.T.E.A.M. education.  
• Seasons is supported by organizations from around the world that are making a difference.   

School Visits

 Are you looking for a scientist and children's novelist to come to your school? Fear not, I would be excited to come present.

 My presentations are a mix between creative writing and science. In the presentation, I'll be showing off plenty of new villains to keep the students entertained. More importantly, I'll be using the descriptions of the villains to introduce environmental and scientific topics; the same topics that can be found in Common Core and elementary textbooks. I only present what is in the U.S. school system. 

 In addition, I'll be speaking about utilizing thoughts and imagination in storytelling and art. 

 Contact me at [email protected]  

Supporting your organization

   Part of an organization that plants trees, cleans up garbage on the beach, builds community gardens, or something completely different? Let Seasons get involved. In addition to writing Seasons, I want to use my work to promote the organizations that are making a difference. 
   For example, I was able to connect Algalita Marine Research and Education and Earthcare Eco Kids to an environmental radio show that broadcasts all over California. 

Contact me at [email protected] and lets get started!

Check out the great organizations that are involved. 
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 Algalita Marine Research Foundation is a nonprofit, independent research foundation founded by Charles J. Moore.  Since Captain Moore’s 1997 discovery of the “plastic soup” in the North Pacific Gyre, Algalita has become the pioneer in the study of plastic pollution. Algalita was the first to spearhead the research methodology for collecting and analyzing micro/macroplastic samples from the ocean.  
Their science-based educational programs are innovative, hands-on and reach thousands of students across the globe every year.  They strongly believe that effective environmental education raises an awareness that influence positive change and solutions on a global level.   
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 TreePeople is an LA-based nonprofit organization that works at the grassroots and policy levels to create a climate-ready region. Over their 43-year history, TreePeople has engaged more than 2 million people to plant more than 2 million trees-- one neighborhood, one street, one tree at a time. Together with the partnership of Angelenos and government, TreePeople's mission is to create a healthier, shaded and water-secure Los Angeles. 

 EarthCare is an environmental education NGO (non-governmental organization) that works on current environmental issues facing the nation of the Bahamas. Members visit schools to inform students and teachers about issues affecting the environment. Their mission is to empower students and teachers to get involved and be proactive with their voice. They encourage students to write to the Government of The Bahamas and express their views on current environmental issues.

 Originally formed in 1989 as an environmental initiative by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI), Project AWARE existes to increase environmental awareness through diver education.  Project AWARE brings together a dedicated team of individuals around the world who share a passion for ocean protection. They champion policy change, engage and activate a global volunteer community to fuel their conservation work. With a deep love and appreciation of our underwater world, their collective goal is to work with you - dive leaders and ocean advocates across the globe –  to become stewards for our ocean planet and secure real and direct environmental victories.

 Grades of Green provides students across the globe with the knowledge and resources to take action and protect our planet. With over 40 different activities ranging from water purification to energy conservation to waste reduction, Grades of Green is working with students to solve the environmental issues we face today and support a new generation of environmentally conscious citizens looking to make a more sustainable tomorrow. To join the more than 500,000 students throughout the world already taking action visit www.gradesofgreen.org.

 Save The Bays is an organization that comprised of Bahamian and international members united in their commitment to preserve and protect united in their commitment to preserve and protect the Bahamian environment through proactive policy change, education, legal action and advocacy. ​

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