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How cute is this?  Queen Pug reading "IN SEARCH OF SASQUATCH," as featured HERE!  Thanks, Suzanne.

My latest books -- and upcoming releases!

Welcome to the WONDERS OF WEIRD!

Welcome to my world.  I am a nonfiction children's writer and I love to write about things most people consider "weird."  I've written almost 30 books and more than 1,500 articles for magazines like Highlights for Children and US Kids (and dozens of other publications).  My most popular books are:

Dinosaur Mummies (2003)
Albino Animals (2004)
Wild Dogs (2005)
Tales of the Cryptids (2006)
Mysteries of the Mummy Kids (2007)
Wild Horses (2008)
Dinosaur Parade (2008)
Saving the Baghad Zoo (2010)
In Search of Sasquatch (2011)
Alien Investigation (2012)
Girl Meets Boy (2012)
Hatchlings: Life Size Baby Dinosaurs (2012)
Tiger in Trouble (2012)

I am hard at work on other projects, including some Young Adult projects (CLICK HERE for more about my YA) and I travel all over the country talking to kids at schools about the magic of writing and research.  Maybe someday I'll visit YOUR school!  Until then, I hope you enjoy my books.  I write them just for you.                                                                                                
                                                                                                                                               Kelly  : )

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The Life Skills students at Westgate Elementary helped the librarian Camille Renteria create this great welcome case for February 23, 2012.  I had so much fun with all those kids before and during my presentation.  Thank you so much!
For more pictures from the Tricities, click HERE and HERE.
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Author Susan VanHecke was kind enough to feature me and IN SEARCH OF SASQUATCH in her Authorlink interview for December 2011.  Thank you Susan!  And thank YOU, anyone willing to check that great interview out at Authorlink HERE. 

Many thanks to author Laurie Thompson for her interview about me on February 14, 2012, too.  She asks a series of great questions and I'm grateful for her hard work.  See it HERE.