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Robin Heald lives in Ashland, Oregon. Before her thirty-year career as a drama teacher and preschool director, Robin was a stage manager in regional theaters, and on and off Broadway. Her previous works include Pat, Roll, Pull and Liberty Saves the Day, and her articles have appeared in Exceptional Parenting Magazine and Children’s Literature in Education. Robin’s picture book Isadora’s Sandálias won the Katherine Paterson Prize for unpublished children’s literature at Hunger Mountain in 2015. Her most recent picture book, Whistling for Angela, was inspired by her firsthand experiences with adoption. Robin holds a Master’s of Fine Arts in Writing for Children from Spalding University.