Martiliz's Easter Hunt - Bockelman, Liz
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Martiliz is very competitive and loves her town's Easter egg hunt. However, she creates mayhem every year by grabbing and stealing other children's candy and trinkets. Worse yet, Martiliz doesn't care what other kids think of her. She just wants the most loot. This year, Martiliz wants to find a golden egg to win a special prize and nothing will get in her way. Or will a wily white rabbit trip her up teaching her a lesson? Martiliz's Easter Hunt provides a number of "teachable moments" on the topics of selfishness, repentence, forgiveness and redemption. In addition, the book incorporates the story of Easter and the importance of the Christian holiday.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Martiliz is very competitive and loves her town's Easter egg hunt. However, she creates mayhem every year by grabbing and stealing other children's candy and trinkets. Worse yet, Martiliz doesn't care what other kids think of her. She just wants the most loot. This year, Martiliz wants to find a golden egg to win a special prize and nothing will get in her way. Or will a wily white rabbit trip her up teaching her a lesson? Martiliz's Easter Hunt provides a number of "teachable moments" on the topics of selfishness, repentence, forgiveness and redemption. In addition, the book incorporates the story of Easter and the importance of the Christian holiday.
Autorenporträt
Elizabeth (Liz) Bockelman was born in 1955, in the small town of Rochelle, Illinois. She earned a BFA from the University of Illinois at Champaign Urbana. Liz began a graphic design career in 1977 and started her own agency, Graphocity, in 2001. She redirected Graphocity to a publishing company for both books and fine art in 2017. Liz has always loved to write and tell stories to entertain family and friends, especially ones that illustrate a particular idea or moral. She has now added 'author' to her "list of hats," which includes daughter, sister, wife, aunt, mom, grandmother and friend, as well as designer, photographer, artist, and songwriter. "I like nothing better than to solve a problem. I hope that I can use the entertainment of the written story to tease, challenge and offer some problem-solving ideas to my readers - and maybe they will send their ideas back to me," says Liz.