Friendly Monsters - Pierre-Russell, Cheurlie

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Résumé :
Loulou is usually a happy little child without a care in the world. But she's about to learn a tough lesson on human nature. It begins with a smartphone...Loulou's parents have finally decided it was time to let their daughter own a smartphone. They wanted Lou Lou to fit in with her peers at her new school, as she always tended to be ridiculed. They hoped it would be different at her new school this time, but sometimes, life doesn't always bend to our whims and desires. Loulou on her part thought that her parent's decision was just on time. After all, her birthday was getting close. She was going to take a ton of cool pictures and upload it to Facebook and bask in the countless digital likes and approval of her new friends! But she's about to discover an ugly side of human nature that's amplified by social media...
About the Author
Born and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, Cheurlie Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University and has done a several-year stint in the United States Navy for several years. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.

Biographie:
Cheurlie Pierre-Russell was born and raised in sunny Miami, Florida, to Haitian immigrant parents, with several older siblings in the home. She is the youngest member in her family, which some will say she is spoiled rotten but that is not the case. Her experience of being the youngest child has motivated her into caring for children's perception and their social relationship. C. Pierre-Russell graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor in Arts degree in Sociology in 2011. She has also obtained her Master in Science degree in Psychology from Walden University in 2014 and she is a proud veteran of the United States Navy. Her passion is working with children and helping them become the leaders of tomorrow.

All of her writing empower, inspire, inform, and educate children of today from different sociological backgrounds with different psychological experiences.