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Ann Sheridan
The authors are parents of five children, eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. While not teachers they believe that education in the home plays an important role in grounding childre...view moreThe authors are parents of five children, eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. While not teachers they believe that education in the home plays an important role in grounding children for their long haul through life. They believe that children develop their creative skills and interests at an early age and those skills should be nurtured early on. To insure their children and grandchildren had an opportunity to experience creativity at an early age they began to write stories about them and with them. The idea was to encourage the children to discover new words and ideas from every day events and their interactions with adults and other children to tell a story. When children see their name in print it is much like looking in the mirror to admire one’s self. It is hard to resist.
Like most fictional stories there is always a grain of truth to the story. Raven’s Roost is no exception. Raven’s Roost is a fictional story about little children and the adults in their lives, it is also partially true. Some aspects and events in the story actually took place in a small eastern coastal town.
Jim and Ann did not start out to be writers of children’s stories. Ann had a long career in industry as a Certified Public Accountant and corporate manager for a major Fortune 500 company. Jim is an Air Force veteran and a human factors engineer. While working for a prestigious research organization he was awarded two US patents.view less
Books by Ann Sheridan
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