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Elysabeth Eldering

   Award winning author, Elysabeth         
Eldering, who lives in a small town in       
upper South Carolina, enjoys reading,      
cross stitch, crochet, and writing. Her      
first story was written on a dare from a    
friend, but she found that she really        
enjoyed the creative outlet.  

  Her writing credits include "Train of    
Clues" (a shared second place winner      
on Armchair Interviews), "The                
Proposal" (an April Fool's Day contest     
shared second place winner on                
Armchair Interviews), and "The Tulip      
 Kiss" (fast and frigid contest winner on  
 Echelon Press) and "Butterfly Halves",   
 a young adult fantasy, (the latter two      
 were published by Echelon Press but       
 are no longer available).  Her most         
 recent story, "Bride-and-Seek", was       
 accepted and published in the SCWW     
 anthology The Petigru Review and is       
 available on amazon.com.  She has an     
 article on editing and self publishing to   
 her credit, also published on Armchair    
 Interviews.  

  When Ms. Eldering has free time         
from work, family and writing, she          
participates in several writing groups       
including Sisters in Crime and the           
South Carolina Writers Workshop,          
both in Greenville, SC.        
 Now Available
   


















    (for ordering info, click on cover)

   State of Wilderness, the first book in    
Elysabeth Eldering's JGDS series, will be
released in July.

  Elysabeth's intent for her Junior
Geography Detectives Squad series is to
teach children something new about
every state, something they wouldn’t
normally know.

 She includes bonus clues in each story,
clues that will lead to the identification of
five other territories connected to the
United States: Washington DC, the
Virgin Islands, Guam, Puerto Rico, or
the Samoan Islands.
To read more click on
Elysabeth's Blog
                     





       “Elysabeth has created an
intriguing storyline to encourage
youngsters to learn about our United
States. The relationships of her four
characters add depth to the stories; they
are true to their age and situation. In-
teresting and educational, State of
Wilderness is a wonderful first book in
the Junior Geography Detective Series:
I’m looking forward to the next 49
books."

~~ Batya D. Wininger,
UPositive Creativity and Life Coaching
Brief Review
                Other Reviews

Review of State of Wilderness
By Trisha L. Gillespie, age 15
dramaqueen132247@myspace.com

      Ms. Elysabeth has written a wonderful book for  
 children of all ages.  I am 15 and loved reading it.      
 
      Her characters are very easy to follow, and the    
  book is set up in a fun and educational way.  State    
  of Wilderness not only helps with geography and       
  history, but reading as well.  The game aspect of      
  the story makes the reader feel as though he/she is    
  actually playing along with the characters.  This        
  book is amazing, and I would definitely recommend  
  it for any child who loves to read and likes               
  geography and history.
                              ***