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Sabrina, The Girl With A Hole In Her Heart copyright 2011

WELCOME!  Meet Children's Author Wendy Lewis

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 I enjoyed my childhood, growing up in Los Angeles, at a time when there was little traffic and you could walk to the wonderful city parks.  There, I learned how to play tennis and met lots of friends from different schools.   Every Saturday my grandmother Betty would take me and my sister to the movies, to the playground or to the Apple Pan for burgers and pie. 

  I started writing because I was very shy- and then I started to blossom!  Eventually,I became   a researcher, writer, and speaker on cutting-edge innovations in science and technology at school assemblies, teacher workshops, and to national organizations.  An English teacher requested that I turn one of my science slides on Save A Child’s Heart, an organization that I am passionate about, into a story for her students. In 2010, at the San Francisco Writer's Conference, the story was recognized as a Finalist in Children's Books.         

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        Sabrina, the Girl With A Hole In Her Heart
 © 2011
   Sabrina, a 10-year-old girl from a rural village in Zanzibar must  decide whether
   to leave her family and fly to a faraway place for a surgery that could save her life.
  Based on the work of Save a Child's Heart- a true story of hope and big hearts.

  Also Available at:  The Museum of Tolerance Gift Shop, Los Angeles;
 The Bookies in Denver, Colorado; Wilcox Hospital Gift shop, Lihue, Hawaii;                              Talk Story Bookstore in Hanapepe, HI.
                             


          
              

Listen to Wendy on the Children's Author Show
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Watch a video about a real child's surgery in Israel

Read Recent Press Release.
Read Recent Wendy Lewis Interview on California Readers.
Listen to Wendy on Israel National Radio with Eve Harrow.
Read an article on Wendy in a Hawaii newspaper by Anne O'Malley.