The Animals in Aunt Telma's Backyard

Sandra Nedopetalski Telma Reese Tania Padilha

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All stories are real events that took place at Aunt Telma’s backyard in Cooper City, Florida. The backyard ends into a large canal and always receives visitors from the local wildlife - owls, squirrels, iguanas, bats, Egyptian geese, that inevitably meet with Aunt Telma’s dogs, especially Frederika, a mischievous, curious, and funny dachshund. During the 2020 pandemic Telma joined efforts with her cousin Sandra, a journalist, and sister Tania, a nutritionist, to write this book. All of the authors live in a different part of the planet, so they met virtually to co-author this book to show children that the best adventures happen in the backyard. All that it takes is love and respect for nature.

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9781524315801

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2020-11-27 10:50:20

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Ficción e historias reales infantiles y juveniles (YF)

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Sandra Nedopetalski Autor

Sandra Nedopetalski is a journalist who worked as an editor in several media channels such as TV and magazines. Sandra authored several books about Architecture and Design. This is her first children’s book.

Telma Reese graduated in Architecture at the Federal University of Parana, Brazil. She has been living in Florida since 1989. She is passionate about her volunteer work at Buddies Thru Bullies, an English and French Bulldog Rescue Organization in S. Florida. Along with creating some of the beautiful watercolor illustrations for this book, Telma also translated it from Portuguese to English.

Telma Reese

Tania Padilha Ilustrador

Tania Padilha is retired from the Hospital de Clinicas, where she worked as a Nutritionist, specialized in Pediatric Intensive Care, and Oncology in Curitiba, Brazil. She learned watercolor techniques at Museu Alfredo Andersen in Curitiba.