Steven Kroll facts for kids
Steven Lawrence Kroll (born August 11, 1941 – died March 8, 2011) was an American author who wrote many books especially for children. He created 96 books during his life, including popular titles like Is Milton Missing? (1975), The Biggest Pumpkin Ever (1984), Sweet America (2000), When I Dream of Heaven (2000), and Jungle Bullies (2006). His stories often brought joy and learning to young readers.
About Steven Kroll
Steven Kroll was born in Manhattan, a busy part of New York City. He went to the McBurney School and later studied at Harvard University. He earned a degree in American history and literature in 1962. Before he became a full-time writer, Steven worked as an editor. He helped prepare books for publication at companies like Chatto & Windus in London and Holt, Rinehart & Winston in New York City. This experience helped him understand how books are made, which was useful when he started writing his own.
Steven Kroll's Books
Steven Kroll was known for his many children's books. He wrote stories for different ages, from picture books for younger kids to longer stories for older readers. His books often featured fun characters and interesting adventures. Some of his well-known books include:
- Is Milton Missing? (1975)
- The Biggest Pumpkin Ever (1984)
- Sweet America (2000)
- When I Dream of Heaven (2000)
- Jungle Bullies (2006)
His stories are still enjoyed by children and families today.
