Bøger af Cindy Robinson-Brown

"Cassie Meets Savannah Again," is the continuing story about Cassie who is bullied by her classmate, Savannah. After a confrontation lands each of the girls in the principal's office, they come up with a plan to unite! At a time when bullying and violence seem to be at an all-time high, it is imperative that we talk to our children and youth to address these critical issues in our world today. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Cindy Robinson-Brown, a native Philadelphian and Temple University graduate currently lives in Newark, DE. She has spent many years working to improve the lives of children during her career with Delaware's Children and Youth Department and substitute teaching and mentoring in Delaware's public schools. Cindy now enjoys spending time with family, writing children's books and free-lancing in non-profit work.

Summertime in Philly captures the author's vivid memories of growing up in southwest Philadelphia. She talks about playing in the fire hydrant, eating ice cream from the Mr. Tastee truck and dancing at block parties! Cindy Robinson-Brown was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA. She graduated from Temple University and briefly attended Widener School of Law. She and her husband later moved to Delaware. Her 20 year career as an advocate for children began while working for Delaware's Children, Youth and Families Department where she worked as a social worker for abused and neglected children, a juvenile probation officer and a regulator of children's programs. Since retiring in 2011, she has been enjoying her time as a wife, mother, grandmother, writer, consultant and mentor in the Delaware public school system.

"Cassie Meets Savannah and the Lunch Crew," explores the topic of bullying, but with a comical twist. At a time when bullying, cyber-bullying and violent behavior is at an all-time high, it is imperative that children have the tools to guard themselves against bullies, while understanding that it is never okay to demean or attack others. Cindy Robinson-Brown, a native Philadelphian and Temple University graduate currently lives in Newark, DE. Cindy has spent many years working to improve the lives of children during her career with Delaware's Children and Youth Department and while substitute teaching and mentoring in Delaware's public schools. Now retired, Cindy enjoys spending time with her husband and family, writing children's books and currently doing free-lance work for an adoption agency.