Caryn Huberman Yacowitz
Arrange a School Visit, Take a ClassCaryn has visited over 60 schools and libraries across the country. Her inter-active topics for students include: What Do Writers Do? 12 Steps to Creating a Picture Book Nonfiction Fun and Facts From Idea to Printed Book Writing Books About Native Cultures Here's what students and teachers say about Caryn's presentations: "Your presentations were the best! My students were inspired and excited about your books and their own writing!" teacher, Van Meter School "I loved it! Please come every year! fourth grade student, Searles School " We loved having her here!" teachers, Hopland School; students, Los Altos High School Book school visits or classes |
Children's Book Writer & Playwright Hello! I just spent four wonderful, snowy days in Yosemite. JOY! JEANS! The Musical All seven of my Native American Series are now available! Comanche Indians, Seminole Indians, Iroquois Indians, Inuit Indians, Shawnee Indians, Lakota Indians, Navajo Indians are published by Heinemann Library Publishers--in hardcover and paperback. The tribal experts are happy with the books and so are the teachers and kids who have seen them. When I was writing and researching these books, I wore something made by a person from the tribe. An Iroquois "No-face doll" necklace made by Rita Chrisjohn Benson was one of my favorites. A Navajo sandpainting called "Thunder" sits on a shelf near my computer and a beautiful Comanche doll made by Alice Comer watches while I write. This site was last updated on: February 12, 2008 |
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