Ariel L. Brown is the founder and self-published author of Pumped 4 My Journey. She is the only child of Rev. Michael and Mrs. Paulette Brown. Ariel was born in Petersburg, Virginia and now resides in Prince George County. In 2008, she graduated from Prince George High School with an advanced diploma. She continued to further her education, and in 2011, graduated from Richard Bland College, where she received her Associate’s Degree in Science. Ariel is the proud mother of the most amazing little girl Kaliya. She is employed as a certified medical assistant working with an endocrinologist and a nurse practitioner/diabetes educator. In 2022, Ariel became a Dexcom Warrior and a Diabetes Prevention Lifestyle Coach. She accepted her calling last year to write her first book. Ariel is very determined to connect with as many children, and their families that have type 1 diabetes.

I am a past educator who loves to write and make a difference in children’s lives with fun morals and coloring books also.

I grew up in a tiny rural farming town in the interior of British Columbia and spent my childhood riding horses and as an active 4H member. I am now a grade one and two teacher at a small rural school and I love every minute of it! The job definitely has its challenges but its those little moments throughout the day of kids saying the kindest and

Hello! My name is Tamia (pronounced Ta- mia) I am a Virginia native a author, educator specializing in Special Education. I love reading, writing , traveling and spending time with my family. I am a dog mom to a goldendoodle named Cali, I am an auntie, friend , daughter and I am also a twin! Mya’s Magic Methods is my first published book.

I have Autism, more specifically, Aspergers.

I was born in Helsinki, Finland, in Dec 1969 – so kinda Santa Klaus – and I live there, too. I´m a teacher for RE, Philosophy and Ethics from Comprehensive Schools to High Schools.

Since age five, Joey Benun has loved numbers—big and small. At age ten, while watching a TV
game show, Benun knew “nonillion” was a real number (not “dubrillion”), which the contestant
didn’t. His love of fun factoids about mathematics continued into adulthood. In the summer of
2020, while eating lunch with his niece and nephews, he quizzed them on different numbers. He
realized that they were intrigued by BIG numbers as much as he was, which sparked the idea for
his first book.

Hello! Thank you for giving me this opportunity to appear in Kidliomag! I appreciate it. My name is Alia Pierre-Louis. I am an Elementary School Teacher in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. I love my job! I can say that I am a pretty passionate and caring professional. I am also quite dedicated and don’t know how to give less than 100% in everything that I want to do.

I love anything outdoors! Hiking, biking, boating, traveling, swimming, etc and I love to take my two young children and husband along with me to do these activities. I could play outside all day long, I love it! I also love to bake and cook!

Ever since I can remember, I’ve loved stories. “Tell me about the olden days,” I used to say to my mom, meaning, “What was it like when you were a kid?” “Tell me again how I’d climb onto your lap when I was a baby to eat your ice cream,” I’d insist to my dad. I even liked the stories about the boogieman my big sister made to scare me. My favorite toys were dolls and my favorite games involved playing pretend, which is really just another form of storytelling. And of course I loved being read to. Where the Wild Things Are. Harry the Dirty Dog. Harold and the Purple Crayon. Once, in kindergarten, I read a book aloud to my class. “She’s just making it up,” I heard one boy say to another. He was right that I couldn’t read yet, but I hadn’t made up a single word. I simply knew the book by heart because I’d had my mother read it to me so many times. I don’t remember what book it was, but I do remember it rhymed horse with of course. That was something else I was beginning to love: how words sounded when you put them next to each other in different combinations.