Endless Spring Break

A charming, whimsical journey of one girl's journey through a seemingly endless pandemic. Endless Spring Break tells the story of Frank and her family as they navigate the world of Covid-19 through school closure, home headaches and an ultimately heart warming journey of love . Perfect for families of young children looking for a relatable story about something to which everyone these days can relate.

Jeremy Oberstein is a first-time children's book author who has spent a career working in government, journalism and advocacy. He is currently a Chief of Staff in Los Angeles City Hall, where he served in various leadership capacities through the years with the L.A. City Council and L.A. Fire Department. Oberstein previously worked in the California State Assembly after years as a journalist for the L.A. Times community news section where he covered state politics and business; he previously wrote about and photographed music and art for various online publications and published an eponymous blog and book about Los Angeles Alleys. Oberstein lives in the San Fernando Valley with his wife and two daughters.

Erica Kepler has been drawing for as long as she can remember. In 2004 she graduated from The Columbus College of Art & Design with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and not long after she left the Buckeye State behind for New York City to pursue her dreams. Mostly known for her work in the Animation industry, her art and animation can be seen on PBS kids' Peg + Cat, and Clifford the Big Red Dog, Netflix's Trolls: The Beat Goes On!, and Nick Jr's Wonder Pets!, just to name a few. Erica is now in sunny Los Angeles, with her loving tuxedo cat, still designing and animating to her heart's content.