Carole Marsh facts for kids

Carole Marsh is a super popular author who writes books especially for kids! She also started her own company called Gallopade International. This company publishes children's books and is located in Peachtree City, Georgia. Carole Marsh writes exciting mystery fiction stories and also non-fiction books that teach kids cool facts. She began publishing her own books way back in 1979. Now, Gallopade International is a big publisher of children's books.

In 2007, Carole Marsh won the Georgia Author of the Year award. This award recognized her amazing work in children's literature. It also celebrated her contributions to the state of Georgia.

Gallopade International focuses on social studies books. These books cover subjects like history, geography, and biographies. They are designed to match what kids learn in school, including the Common Core guidelines.

Amazing Awards for Carole Marsh

Carole Marsh and her books have won many special awards!

• Her book, Mimi and Papa's Everyday Amazing Almanac, received the Seal of Excellence in 2012. This award came from Creative Child Magazine.
• WHEN KIDS TAKE OVER NASA by Carole Marsh was a finalist for an award in 2011. It was chosen by ForeWord Magazine.
• Mary America, First Girl President of the United States won two big awards in 2012. It received the Teacher's Choice Award for the Family from Learning Magazine. It also won the Book of the Year Award from Creative Child Magazine.
• The Daily Dozen, a digital program for classrooms, won an award in 2012. It received the Teacher's Choice Award for the Classroom from Learning Magazine.
• Marsh's Budget Buddies is a series of six books for classroom management. This series won the Teacher's Choice Award for the Classroom in 2011.
• Carole Marsh herself received the Georgia Author of the Year Award in 2007. This honor came from the Georgia Writers Association.
• She also received the Excellence in Education Award in 2001. This award was given by the National School Supply and Equipment Association.

Carole Marsh's Exciting Career

Carole Marsh has written so many books for young readers!

• She has more than 25 pages of book titles listed in "Children’s Books in Print."
• She created and wrote the "Real Kids/Real Places" Mysteries series. This series was called "a true gem" by the Midwest Book Review. It also won a Teacher's Choice Award in 2002.
• Carole Marsh is also the creator of many other mystery series. These include "Around the World in 80 Mysteries" and "Pretty Darn Scary Mysteries." She also wrote "Criss/Cross/Applesauce Mysteries," Three Amigos Mysteries, "Masters of Disasters Mysteries," "Fantasy Field Trip Mysteries," "The Postcard Mysteries," and "Awesome Mysteries."
• Besides mysteries, she created The Daily Dozen Classroom Almanac. She also developed many educational series. These include "Elections! Elections! Elections!" and "American Milestones." She also created the "Black Jazz, Pizzazz & Razzmatazz African American History Series." Other series are "1,000 Readers Biographies Series," "Hispanic Heritage Books for Kids," "Native American Heritage Books for Kids," "Patriotic Favorites Series," "Here & Now Books for Kids," "Heroes & Helpers," and "Little Linguists Language Books."
• Carole Marsh has also been working on a new project. It's called Carole Marsh's Georgia Careers Curriculum. This series is for high school students. The first six books were released in September 2012.