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Trudi Trueit is an American author of children's books.
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Her work includes a series books for Scholastic Press and National Geographic Kids. [1]
| Trudi Trueit | |
|---|---|
| Trueit at the 2018 U.S. National Book Festival | |
| Website | |
| www |
Trudi Trueit is an American author of children's books.
Her work includes a series books for Scholastic Press and National Geographic Kids. [1]
Trudi Trueit is an American author, known for her children's fiction and nonfiction titles including the EXPLORER ACADEMY series (National Geographic). [2] Her love for writing started in fourth grade, and she wrote and directed her first play at that her school. [3] She was one of those kids that always had her head in a book. [4] She graduated summa cum laude from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma. [5]
Trueit jobs were Trueit Media, president and chief executive officer. Formerly worked as a television news reporter, weather forecaster, journalist, media specialist, and news anchor but after being a reporter she knew her calling was in writing. [6] Her Hobbies and other interests were drawing, painting, photography.
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