C.E. King

Children's Book Author

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Celebrate life and your own personal journey along with moving toward the next step. Whether it's a new job, graduation, a new relationship, a new baby, or just turning over a new leaf, this book is filled with inspiration to guide you along the way.

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A busy bee, Carl, comes buzzing around Bob the tree, and Bob wants nothing to do with him. After a bit of a confrontation, the two learn about each other and quickly become friends.

I have always been enthusiastic about great writing! I am looking to continue my writing journey and hope to evolve my passion into a thriving career as a professional author.

I have two self published titles and I am currently looking to work with a literary agent to develop my books professionally. For my first two books, I wrote and illustrated them in a very simple fashion. My goal was to see and learn from the process from beginning to end.

Please take a look at my first project, The Happy Tree and The Bee, and reach out to learn how I went through each step of self publishing.

I received a bachelor's degree in musical theatre in 2004 and an MBA in 2012. Since completing my MBA, writing has turned into a passion. However, it was not until my son was born that I turned toward writing for children. I began writing a young adult novel and reached the halfway point when I realize how much I wanted to be writing for a younger audience.

Since changing my path into a focused journey toward children's literature, I have written several early readers, short stories, poems, and picture books. I constantly explore new themes, styles and ideas.

I am particularly attracted to rhyming schemes, patterns, and meters that work well. When a pattern lines up with the thought and idea expressed in any particular line, I find myself giggling uncontrollably. While writing, nothing can replace the feeling I get from a comfortable rhyme landing perfectly.

Over the past several years, I have had the pleasure of learning from children each and every day. I serve as the director for a performing arts program that sees hundreds of students every week. I also am the co-director for a summer art academy where we have classes in every art discipline imaginable, including culinary arts and creative writing. My books are also inspired by these kiddos.