Mimi, children’s author, homeschool mom, and creator of cozy, kid‑friendly educational books. As a neurodiverse writer with autism and dyslexia, she brings understanding, patience, and heart to every page she creates.
Mimi, children’s author, homeschool mom, and creator of cozy, kid‑friendly educational books. As a neurodiverse writer with autism and dyslexia, she brings understanding, patience, and heart to every page she creates.
I write children’s books because I believe learning should feel warm, welcoming, and full of wonder. As a homeschool mom and as someone with autism and dyslexia, I know how powerful it is when kids are given tools that make learning feel simple, safe, and joyful. My youngest son is also dyslexic, and watching him grow, explore, and overcome challenges has shaped the way I create every book. I want children like him to feel seen, supported, and celebrated.
I write because I want children to feel capable, curious, and proud of themselves. I write because learning should feel gentle and fun. And I write because every child, no matter how they learn, deserves books that make them smile, think, and believe in their own abilities.
If my books bring learning, comfort, confidence, or a spark of excitement to even one young reader, then I’ve done exactly what I set out to do.
🌟 About the Author
Mimi is a children’s writer and homeschool mom who has spent more than 12 years helping kids learn with confidence, curiosity, and joy. She creates warm, kid‑friendly books filled with simple language, gentle explanations, and adorable illustrations that make learning feel cozy and fun for little readers.
She is the author of several beloved educational series, including Cute Critters ABC, The Joey Saves the Day! series, State Facts for Kids, The Wonderful World Of…, The Wonderful World of Zodiacs, and Farty Freddy and Friends. Her books are designed for families, classrooms, and young learners who thrive with clear, playful, visually consistent storytelling.
As a neurodiverse author with autism and dyslexia, and as a mom raising a son who also has dyslexia, Mimi understands firsthand how important it is for children to learn in ways that feel clear, gentle, and encouraging. Her lived experience shapes the heart of her work and inspires her to create books that help every child feel seen, supported, and capable.
Her family’s journey has also shaped her heart as an author. Her husband’s battle with acute myeloid leukemia and his incredible progress to being blood‑cancer free taught them the true meaning of strength and hope. As he continues to rebuild his immune system after the stem cell transplant process, their family has learned to appreciate every small victory. That sense of resilience inspires her to create books that bring comfort, joy, and confidence to young readers and their families.
When she’s not writing, Mimi enjoys homeschooling, researching new topics for her books, and creating educational resources that support young learners everywhere.