SOCK TROLLS - Alger, Barbara J
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Embark on a whimsical journey into the mysterious world of disappearing socks with "Sock Trolls" by Barbara Alger. In this enchanting rhyming picture book, readers young and old are invited to uncover the delightful secret behind the vanishing socks from the clothes dryer. With vibrant and adorable illustrations that burst with color, each page brings to life the mischievous charm of the sock trolls. So, Join in the fun as the charming Sock Trolls bring joy, laughter, and a touch of mischief to the world of laundry.

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Embark on a whimsical journey into the mysterious world of disappearing socks with "Sock Trolls" by Barbara Alger. In this enchanting rhyming picture book, readers young and old are invited to uncover the delightful secret behind the vanishing socks from the clothes dryer. With vibrant and adorable illustrations that burst with color, each page brings to life the mischievous charm of the sock trolls. So, Join in the fun as the charming Sock Trolls bring joy, laughter, and a touch of mischief to the world of laundry.
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Autorenporträt
Barbara J Alger, daughter of Richard and Alice Hazaert from Glenmore Wisconsin, attended Denmark High School class of 75. Barbara is now married to Dale Alger and resides in New London Wisconsin. Before retiring, Barbara served as a receptionist at All Saints Catholic School in Denmark, Wisconsin. Prior to that, she dedicated the majority of her adult life to caring for the elderly and individuals with special needs. Her journey in helping others began during her volunteer work at the Brown County Mental Health Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin. There, she taught portrait drawing to troubled youth, aiming to enhance their self-esteem and life skills. Barbara also spent considerable time teaching portrait drawing and ceramics painting at the Brown County Shelter Care, working closely with troubled teens.Barbara attributes her creativity to her father, Richard Hazaert, a talented writer, poet, and wood carver. Inspired by his example, she delved into painting, crafting, and writing books and poetry many years ago. Two years ago, Barbara decided to pursue her lifelong dream of becoming a children's book author. Drawing on her extensive experience working with young people, she is dedicated to creating books that inspire and delight children of all ages.Since then, Barbara has written and illustrated more than a dozen full-color rhyming picture books for children. As a self-taught publisher, author, and illustrator, Barbara founded her own company, Wonderville Road Publishing LLC. Her books are available on Amazon and can be found on her website, Wondervilleroad.com. You can also follow Barbara on her Facebook page, Wonderville Road Publishing.