Rose Horse

Deborah Lee Rose has been a writer all of her adult life. After graduating from Cornell University in 1977, she was an editor for Time-Life Books before turning to science writing at the University of California, Berkeley. There she interviewed scientists and wrote about their work for the general public. "I think it's important for children to know that writing is a skill that can be used in any field, from children's books to sports to computers." When her daughter was born, Rose wrote her first children's story, The People Who Hugged the Trees (Roberts Rinehart, 1990)-an environmental folk tale published in eleven languages and included in several textbooks. From Deborah Lee Rose's LibraryInto the A, B, Sea, Scholastic Press, 2000. The Rose Horse, Harcourt Brace, 1995. Meredith's Mother Takes the Train, Albert Whitman, 1991. The People Who Hugged the Trees, Roberts Rinehart, 1990.Birthday Zoo, Albert Whitman, Fall 2002. One Nighttime Sea, Scholastic Press, Fall 2003.Rose, Deborah Lee is the author of 'Rose Horse' with ISBN 9780152000684 and ISBN 0152000682.