Christopher Carroll, PhD, is a a writer, publisher, and cultural sociologist who lives in Wisconsin. "Winnie-the-Pooh and the Honey Jar Mishap" was his debut children's book, written and illustrated with his daughter, Simone. “Seahorse Protectors: The Mystery of Trash Island,” a children’s chapter book, is his most recent publication. Prior to writing fiction, he researched and wrote on culture, social media, religion, and ethnicity. He is passionate about the importance of reading for child development and has taught and worked at several universities and literacy and youth organizations. When he's not writing or hanging out with his family, he enjoys reading, mountain biking, skiing, and coaching his daughter's hockey team.