Margie Moore
margiemooreillustration.blogspot.com
Margie Moore grew up in the seaside town of Belmar, New Jersey. In creating the art for her books, "A Gull's Story," "A Gull's Story, Part 2," and "A Gull's Story, Part 3" (written by Frank Finale) (Jersey Shore Publications), she was able to draw upon her childhood memories of beautiful summer days along the Shore and the interesting creatures she encountered there. In 2001, she illustrated “Count The Ways, Little Brown Bear” by Jonathan London (Dutton Children's Books).
Ms. Moore still lives at the Jersey Shore with her husband and three daughters, Kelly, Jessica, and Bridget.
 Last OneJersey Shore Magazine Spring 2014 |  Am image from “A Gull’s Story”“Z is for ‘ZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzz’, the sound of sleep that we make after a day of learning and fun at the shore. Sleep well, Baby Gull. Dream of the moon and stars.” |
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 Am image from “A Gull’s Story”“C is for crabs, who crawl in our bays and ocean. Crabs are good to eat, but watch their claws so you don't get pinched!” |