Lee Bock

Author

rural Pulaski (Shawano County)

N327 Elm Road
Pulaski, WI 54162
(920) 833-6253
E-mail: Leebock1@aol.com

Wisconsin Connection
I have lived in Wisconsin for over 40 years, graduating from both high school and college here.

Awards / Distinctions
CCBC Choices for Oh, Crumps!/Ay, Caramba!, 2004

Wisconsin Council for Writers Betty Ren Wright Picture Book Award for Oh, Crumps!/Ay, Caramba!, 2004

BookSense 76 Award for Oh, Crumps!/Ay, Caramba!, 2003

Presentations
What Does an Author Do? Includes a performance of my book, Oh, Crumps!/Ay, Caramba!; presentation on the writing process which includes character development, dialogue and storytelling elements. Target audience: Children -- Grades K-6.

So, You Want to Write a Children's Book. A one or two session workshop for adults interested in writing for children. Includes examination of current trends, award-winning books, a bit about book reviews, and basics for submitting work to a prospective publisher. Target audience: Adults.

Fees
Negotiable.

Additional Comments
Books and children have defined my adult life. I have been a librarian (public and school) for 25 years, a book reviewer for School Library Journal for over 20 years, and a storyteller and puppeteer for decades.

Genre(s) of books: picture books

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	Quick Guide CCBC Webcasts Original Interviews Wisconsin Book Creators CCBC Directory of Wisconsin Children's Book Creators Lee Bock Author rural Pulaski (Shawano County) N327 Elm Road Pulaski, WI 54162 (920) 833-6253 E-mail: Leebock1@aol.com Wisconsin Connection I have lived in Wisconsin for over 40 years, graduating from both high school and college here. Awards / Distinctions CCBC Choices for Oh, Crumps!/Ay, Caramba!, 2004 Wisconsin Council for Writers Betty Ren Wright Picture Book Award for Oh, Crumps!/Ay, Caramba!, 2004 BookSense 76 Award for Oh, Crumps!/Ay, Caramba!, 2003 Presentations What Does an Author Do? Includes a performance of my book, Oh, Crumps!/Ay, Caramba!; presentation on the writing process which includes character development, dialogue and storytelling elements. Target audience: Children -- Grades K-6. So, You Want to Write a Children's Book. A one or two session workshop for adults interested in writing for children. Includes examination of current trends, award-winning books, a bit about book reviews, and basics for submitting work to a prospective publisher. Target audience: Adults. Fees Negotiable. Additional Comments Books and children have defined my adult life. I have been a librarian (public and school) for 25 years, a book reviewer for School Library Journal for over 20 years, and a storyteller and puppeteer for decades. Genre(s) of books: picture books