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Wendy Gilhula has spent over two decades teaching children's dance and tutoring math, experiences that have taught her the importance of hearing a child's point of view. She has translated that skill into a successful outing with her first two children's books, published by Apollo Communications. Pika Bunny and the Thunderstorm (2017) and Pika Bunny Has a Big Question (2018) were highlighted in June at New York City's Book Expo America and Book Con. Wendy's Pika books are the first in a learning series promoting understanding and kindness, and both books have been recommended by therapists, counselors, and teachers. Wendy holds a Bachelor's Degree in Education from the University of Tennessee and lives in Knoxville with her husband, two children, two dogs, and lots of neighborhood kitties.

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Readings and Book Signings

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Wendy Gilhula has spent over two decades teaching children's dance and tutoring math, experiences that have taught her the importance of hearing a child's point of view. She has translated that skill into a successful outing with her first two children's books, published by Apollo Communications.

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Join us in this live session to learn about The habitat of the American Pika, its size, and what it likes to do. We will read the Pika Bunny Has a Big Question, followed by any questions about the American Pika or Pika Bunny. We will discuss how we can use our imaginations in writing.

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Habitat

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Pika Bunny Has a Big Question by Wendy Gilhula