The story of Mary Anning
the Mother of Paleontology
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| Michele C. Hollow |
is an award winning journalist. She writes about animals, health, mental health, and the environment. Her byline has appeared in The New York Times, New York Daily News, New Jersey Monitor, Next Avenue, The Guardian, and Symphony Magazine. She’s a member the Association of Health Care Journalists. Her favorite parts of being a journalist are researching events, interviewing people, and understanding the whys of how things work. Michele lives in New Jersey with her husband, Steven, their sons Tishon and Jordon, and their rescue cat Chai. |
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You can reach out to Michele by email. She would love to hear what you thought about Jurassic Girl.
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This is my cat Chai. She is a tortoiseshell, which means she has a very strong opinion about everything. She seems to enjoy reading my book. Chai was very helpful while I was writing Jurassic Girl. She would sleep on my keyboard to keep it warm so my fingers wouldn't get cold while I typed. |
More Books By Michele
The Everything Guide to Working with Animals
(Adams Media) is filled with information on how to get a job working with animals. From animal behaviorists to zoologists, this book is filled with advice from people in the field. It also has a lot of funny stories, like the guy who transported a few thousand mosquitoes to a lab without getting bit, and heartwarming stories about trainers of assistance animals.
The Grateful Dead: What a Long, Strange Trip It’s Been
(Enslow Publishers, Inc., February 2009 and updated January 2019) shares interviews with Bob Weir, lead singer/songwriter/guitarist for the Grateful Dead; Dennis McNally, manager/publicist; David Gans, the radio host of the nationally syndicated Grateful Dead Hour, and several Deadheads.
What makes my book unusual is that it is written for a middle grade audience. The book focuses on the band's love of music, their childhoods, the start and lifespan of the Grateful Dead, and where members are today.
Bob Weir says, "We rehearsed often, and established a kind of wordless communication. When you have a common bond--which for us was the music--you become tight with one another. Blood is thicker than water, and what we had was thicker than blood."
Animal Jokes
(Enslow Publishing, 2011), is a book of jokes, riddles, knock-knocks, tongue twisters, limericks, and fun facts for 3rd graders. It also has a how-to create your own joke book section.
Nifty Thrifty Math Crafts Nifty and Nifty Thrifty Sports Crafts(Enslow Publishing, 2007) are how-to books geared for 2nd and 3rd graders.
Jokes for Minecrafters
(Sky Pony Press) My son lives and breathes Minecraft. When the opportunity arose to write two books about this popular video game, I told the editor I wanted to write it with my son. He was 15 at the time. (He’s 24 now.) We wrote jokes, riddles, haikus, limericks, and factoids. Well, my son wrote all of the factoids. He also had a great time correcting my lack of Minecraft knowledge.