Carol Gault’s “Anteater to Zebra” Will Be Exhibited at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2023

Carol Gault’s “Anteater to Zebra: A Poetically Swinging Mammal Alphabet” will be exhibited by self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair. The book trade fair will occur on October 18-22, 2023, at the Frankfurt Trade Fair grounds, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, 60327 Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

The Frankfurt Book Fair (Frankfurter Buchmesse) is the largest and an important international trade fair for books and magazines in the world. The event is annually hosted by Frankfurter Buchmesse GmbH at the Frankfurt Trade Fair Grounds. The event is an opportunity to partner with professionals in publishing, technology, and multimedia.

“Anteater to Zebra” by Carol Gault is a rhyming mammal alphabet book that offers a character or behavior for each mammal. Its digitally enhanced photos bring the mammalian world to life in vivid color. Each letter of the alphabet is represented by a type of mammal. With that, children can have interactive learning by knowing an animal and representing each letter of the alphabet with a specific type of mammal.

This book does more than just introduce young readers to wild animals that might not be in their location. It also helps them practice their reading skills through rhyming passages.

ReadersMagnet will display “Anteater to Zebra” at its exhibit booth at the 2023 Frankfurt Book Fair. The company aims to share the works of authors with the world and build connections with attendees at the event. Visit the exhibit to check out the book’s display.

Get a copy of “Anteater to Zebra: A Poetically Swinging Mammal Alphabet” by Carol Gault on Amazon.

“Anteater to Zebra: A Poetically Swinging Mammal Alphabet”
Author| Carol Gault
Genre| Children’s Picture Book
Publisher| Aspen Light Imaging
Published Date| February 25, 2021

Author’s Biography

At the ripe old age of five years old, with 3 cereal box tops, and 50 cents I purchased my first camera. With the first roll of film, I learned how to hold the camera steady and relatively level. When that camera ceased to function, my parents let me take their old Kodak with a shutter that sounded like the horn of a Model T car and I was off to Y camp taking pictures of my friends and counselors. The Kodak Instamatic became my favorite tool in my teenage years and it wasn’t until my mid-twenties that I managed to buy a single lens reflex.

While I was in graduate school and working on a master’s degree, I worked part time in a needlework store and became a needlework designer. I achieved my master’s degree in mammal ecology and then had two children and learned about being a mammal first hand. The camera became a supplement to my career as an at home biologist, a designer, and a mom. Most of my picture taking was snapshots of children, flowers in the backyard and the occasional vacation trip. I had a book published Needlework Dragons and other Mythical Creatures with Van Nostrand Rheinhold. I took classes on graphic design and computer graphics and self-published several needlework instruction pamphlets.

As the perpetual student and moving to Aspen as a refugee from real life, I started taking my photography more seriously and attended classes with David Hiser, the faculty at Colorado Mountain College, and various workshops offered in the west. Using the biology, and design skills I’ve picked up along the way, I now am a landscape and wildlife photographer. I have taught digital imaging and photography at the local Colorado Mountain College. Aspen Light Imaging is my company that produces note cards, magnets, laser prints and other gift related items from my photographs.

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