S Is for Safari: An Alphabetical Adventure With Quickly the Magic Spatula

MOM S CHOICE AWARD WINNER

Award-winning authors Miriam Kronish and Jeryl Abelmann once again bring their character Quickly, the Magic Spatula, to life. S is for Safari takes Quickly and his friends on an alphabetical adventure to South Africa. You're invited to join them as they romp through the alphabet from Antelope to Zebra. Readers will delight in the dazzling illustrations and poetic prose of Quickly's latest adventure.

Lifelong educators Miriam Kronish and Jeryl Abelmann are also the authors of: Focus on Fine Arts: ELEMENTARY, published by the National Education Association; Quickly, The Magic Spatula; and Quickly's Magical Pancake Adventure. The Quickly Collection celebrates the love of family, friendship, treasured memories--and pancakes!

Jeryl Abelmann is a retired elementary school teacher. She is a recipient of Teacher of the Year for the San Ramon Valley Unified School District. A member of the California Writers Club, the Screen Actors Guild, and the Women's Leadership Council at California State University, Monterey Bay, she loves movies, theater, writing, and travel. Jeryl has two sons and four adorable grandchildren. She and her husband live in northern California.

Miriam Kronish is a retired principal from the public schools of Needham, Mass. She has also taught at Lesley University and Cambridge College in Massachusetts. Her interests include music, educational pursuits, cooking, theater, reading, and especially writing. A National Distinguished Principal, an Honored Principal in the state of Massachusetts, and a past president of the Needham Rotary Club, Miriam is currently involved in the Academy for Lifelong Learning of Cape Cod, Inc. She and her husband live in Cape Cod.

Illustrator Daniel J. Seward worked as a graphic artist in Silicon Valley and taught digital illustration, 2D animation, and graphic design at Butte College in Oroville, California. He is also the founder of VOICE magazine. Daniel enjoys illustrating children's books and helping clients meet their technical goals. He is married and lives in northern Idaho.