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About Us
What we do
E. J. Wolfson: I've been writing all my life but inspiration for stories and poems these days comes from having lived in four different countries, with my husband, two children (now grown and married) and a stray dog we found along the way.
Before moves, I worked in clothing design and production. During moves, I volunteered, was an enthu
E. J. Wolfson: I've been writing all my life but inspiration for stories and poems these days comes from having lived in four different countries, with my husband, two children (now grown and married) and a stray dog we found along the way.
Before moves, I worked in clothing design and production. During moves, I volunteered, was an enthusiastic international-school-PTA mom and worked as a substitute teacher.
I currently reside in Switzerland where I write, as well as design and edit an international women’s club’s magazine.
I love to discover—to walk and hike, and to travel—especially to the medieval villages in Europe.
What we do
Lise Gallant: I am an illustrator, painter and graphic designer who lives in Montreal, Canada with my husband. Between the two of us, we have four grown-up children (five, including our son-in-law) living in various parts of Canada and the US.
I've worked in fashion photography, set design, corporate identity, product design and packaging
Lise Gallant: I am an illustrator, painter and graphic designer who lives in Montreal, Canada with my husband. Between the two of us, we have four grown-up children (five, including our son-in-law) living in various parts of Canada and the US.
I've worked in fashion photography, set design, corporate identity, product design and packaging, news media, and have illustrated for both adult and children's books. I have a weekly cartoon entitled "Lucy and Tyson" published in our local paper The Westmount Independent, featuring my real-life pets⸺Lucy, a frisky golden doodle and Tyson, a cantankerous rescue cat.
To see more of my work check out:
@Lucy_and_Tyson on Instagram.
What we do
What we do
What we do
A Shakespearean-style sonnet as a children’s story? Children love rhyme and rhythm… so why not rhyme in a sonnet? These stories are short and sweet (140 syllables to be exact) each quirky character facing a challenge (usually one they are born or made with) but always ending on a positive note (in the rhyming couplet). Very young children
A Shakespearean-style sonnet as a children’s story? Children love rhyme and rhythm… so why not rhyme in a sonnet? These stories are short and sweet (140 syllables to be exact) each quirky character facing a challenge (usually one they are born or made with) but always ending on a positive note (in the rhyming couplet). Very young children will love the colourful illustrations and the gentle rhythm of iambic pentameter, while older children can begin to learn about this ancient poetic form.
In the back of each book there is information on the history and structure of the sonnet as well as some pages where children can practice their own rhyming patterns, iambic pentameter and even write their own sonnets.