Nov 12, 2020

How a 9 year old published her first book then another 12 books by the age of 14.
Los Angeles, Nov 11, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - Katelyn Lonas a 14-year-old is author and illustrator of her book series Bearific®. She has self-published over 10 children's books. Katelyn is continuing her writing and illustrating the journey. They are currently on Amazon in paperback and ebook format. She includes interesting facts and ways to help the environment in her books to influence young kids anything is possible if you believe in yourself.
Since 2016, Katelyn published her first book Bearific® Adventure. She says, " I was very fond of bears and fairies growing up, so I decided to write a book about a bear fairy called Bearific®."
In 2019, Katelyn wrote Bearific's® Ocean Adventure and Bearific's® Rainforest Adventure to help raise awareness to young kids about the environment through colorful, bright and fun stories.
" In all my books I like to spread different positive messages to young kids. Like if something doesn't work out the way you plan, keep trying and don't give up. My favorite quote I conclude in all 13 books is remembered to Believe Dream Achieve. It's very important to believe in yourself first and stay positive you can achieve anything at any age." said Katelyn.
Katelyn currently has 8 books in her Bearific® Picture Series. These picture books are about the environment or things that are educational. Each book includes fun activities to do.
She also has 3 books in her Bearific® Coloring Series. The coloring books include fun facts about each image you are coloring.
Her most recent series has 2 books and is called Bearific® Chapter Series. Bearific® Chapter Series are short and easy chapter books for kids. They include small illustrations on each page.
Available to purchase on https://www.bearific.com/



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