Dianne SundaDianne Sunda was born in Nyack, New York and began her artistic career while at university in America and in Belgium. She currently designs botanical art for historic buildings, while writing articles about gardens and garden history. Dianne publishe her early books while serving international trade programs. Dianne has bestowed a wealth of educational curriculum development to her current role as founder of the International Children's Museum Foundation (an innovative in-kind sponsorship foundation). Dianne designed and wrote the book: LETTERS TO THE ANIMALS, which is a download from the Foundation website. Every Christmas, she writes a Christmas story for children for online publication. Dianne continues to teach Art for her Foundation. Her Family Saturday art classes are very popular and she also mentors aspiring artists and writers of all ages. This truly classic story: LADY LUCY'S GHOST QUEST is a remarkable celebration of valued learning experiences that took place at the Everett Estate; an Estate close to Dianne's heart. Dianne helped Southern Vermont College as one of the founder instructors and remained and developed the four year Liberal Arts program as Dean and Provost during a tenure of ten years. The illustrator, Georgia Hamp, was recognised quickly by Dianne's Foundation when she was a student as one of the most gifted illustrators. Their teamwork has, indeed, complimented one of the most inspirational stories, bestowing the potential of impassioned literature. Read More Read Less