by Diane Kline (Author), Jeffrey Price (Author)
Children- and adults, too- need to know that many people don't feel that they fit into their families. Maybe they look different, or are adopted or fostered, or are gay or trans, or have different hobbies and talents. And sometimes, they don't feel like they fit in at school or at work. The Remarkable Red Crow shows us how an outcast bird finds a loving family where he is accepted, especially for his red feathers. And if Rusty can find a place where he belongs, we all can!
Author Biography
Diane Kline is an accomplished columnist, marketing, and public relations executive. She was co-author of a column for the St. Louis Dispatch entitled "QuirkOut: Crazy Things Woman Do to Stay Sane" and currently writes the column "Take It From Me" for Gazelle Magazine in St. Pouis. In addition, she is the former executive director of CharactrePlus, a non-profit educational organization that helps teach character to students.
Jeffery Price was a former CBS Print Advertising Creative Director/ Designer with NBC Print Advertising in Los Angeles. His work for CBS and NBC garnered several Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards for PROMAX/ Broadcast Designers Internation. Jeff was a featured Art Director for PRINT magazine, highlighting his CBS art direction and book design. He was an honor graduate from The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, majoring in Animation, Visual Communications, Illustration, and Painting. Sadly, Jeff passed away in 2020 at age 65 from heart failure.