Author Profile
Stephen Krensky
1 Books
Stephen Krensky is an American author who has written over a hundred books for young readers, ranging from picture books and early readers to biographies and chapter books. His diverse collection includes the imaginative holiday story How Santa Got His Job, historical tales like Hanukkah at Valley Forge, and popular adaptations featuring Marc Brown's Arthur characters. He is highly regarded for his clear, lively storytelling that makes complex history, festive holidays, and everyday adventures approachable for children. Whether exploring the ancient world or the science of dinosaurs, his books blend careful research with engaging narratives. His work continues to inspire curiosity and a lifelong love of reading.
Books in "Lionel"
For Lionel, fall brings new clothes, a new school year, leaves to rake, and Halloween plans. Some parts of the season are exciting, and some are not so easy, especially when school asks him to stand up and speak in front of the class.
This Lionel story gathers several autumn moments into a gentle early chapter-style book. Readers follow Lionel through ordinary experiences that feel important when you are young: meeting a teacher, doing chores, and dressing up for trick-or-treating.
Lionel in the Fall is a friendly seasonal read for children who enjoy school stories, humor, and familiar family life. Its short episodes make it approachable for readers moving beyond simple picture books.
6-8 Years
54 Pages
