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Meet the Author of the Zoey Lyndon's Series and Learn How to Earn a Badge With Your Troop
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Time to read 3 min
Never Struggle Planning Activities Again
Easy to use activity booklets for your troop meeting.Never Struggle Planning Activities Again
Easy to use activity booklets for your troop meeting.|
Time to read 3 min
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When it comes to connecting with others, writing is one of the most powerful tools we have. I’m excited to introduce you to Micheal Anderson, a writer, blogger, and dedicated supporter of Girl Scouts. She has been collaborating with troops across the U.S. to help them earn the Junior Scribe badge and the Brownie “It’s Your Story – Tell It” badge.
I wanted to share how Micheal can make your upcoming troop meetings both fun and engaging by connecting with an author.
Micheal offers a fantastic opportunity for your troop to read together, write her letters, and invite her to a future meeting to discuss writing and her books.
Here’s what one troop member had to say: “I read this book with my Girl Scout troop and I LOVED IT! I moved schools in second grade, so I really understood how Zoey felt! Meeting the author over Zoom and asking her questions was amazing!”
Zoey Lyndon’s Big Move to the Lou
Zoey is starting fourth grade at a new school in St. Louis and struggles to make friends. Feeling lonely, her outlook changes when she meets Tomasina, a fellow science enthusiast. As Zoey joins the Science Club, she learns to navigate fourth grade and discovers the power of friendship.
Zoey Lyndon and the Sticky Finger Bandit
In this adventure, Zoey and her friends are gearing up for the annual talent show when items start disappearing from Mrs. P’s classroom. As they try to uncover the identity of the sticky finger bandit, the fun of Science Week unfolds. Will they win the talent show? Follow along to find out!
Zoey Lyndon's Misadventures at Camp
In this exciting installment, Zoey and her best friend Tommi are off to Camp Whispering Pines for a thrilling five-night Engineering Camp Experience. At first, everything seems perfect—Zoey is loving her new friends and the taste of freedom that camp life brings.
However, their adventure takes a wild turn when they make a surprising discovery: the camp’s legendary One-Eyed Nelson is not just a myth, but a real person! To make things even more complicated, Zoey’s impulsive decision puts both her and a cabin mate in jeopardy, threatening their chance to stay at camp.
Will Zoey and her friends unravel the mystery of One-Eyed Nelson? What consequences will arise from Zoey’s choices? Dive into the adventure to find out!
As mentioned above Micheal Anderson is a writer, blogger, and longtime Girl Scout supporter.
She is the author of Zoey Lyndon’s Big Move to the Lou, a children’s middle grade book that encourages Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). She understands the significance of representation and wanted to create a book where black and brown girls could see themselves reflected. Historically, girls are tracked away from science and math early in their education, which is why Micheal chooses to focus on science in her Zoey Lyndon series. She is a long time advocate for empowering girls and volunteered with organizations such as Girl Scouts and the Junior League for close to 10 years. She is currently an active member of the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators (SCBWI), Jack & Jill Associate of St. Louis, and the Junior League of St. Louis. When she is not writing, she enjoys jazz, travel, and spending time with her family.
She looks forward to working with young girls and being able to offer an exciting opportunity to troops. You can contact her directly through her website everythingmicheal.com or email everythingmicheal@gmail.com . Be sure to also follower her on Instagram @everythingmicheal
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Get ready to inspire your troop with stories and creativity!
Enjoy every minute of being a leader, and continue to inspire your girls!
