Caroline Levine
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Caroline Levine taught kindergarten to sixth grade in self-contained classrooms in the San Francisco Bay Area, and worked as a Reading Specialist in Colorado and Maryland. She currently writes for children, takes community college classes, and tutors children with autism. She lives outside of Washington, D.C. with her husband who works at the National Institutes of Health. She and her husband have two daughters, one grown, one in college. They also have two miniature dachshunds, Winnie and Sophie, who keep her company when she writes. Caroline's new book, Jay Grows an Alien, is a short novel that follows Jay, a young boy with autism, as he befriends a cyborg, deals with bullies, and learns that his differences are unique and special. Caroline's interests include reading, taking classes, traveling, and learning everything she can about autism.

Jay Grows an Alien